Exempel på glide

• She didn't exactly walk - it was more of a glide.

• His gait is a glide, a smooth forward motion.

• It was more of a glide than a flight.

• As a glide ended, the pilot was supposed to lower himself to a vertical position and land on his feet.

• There is some evidence for treating [v] as a glide in Modern Hebrew.

• Lenited (phonemically) nonpalatalized voiced bilabial stops are realized as a glide [w] in Northern Irish and as a fricative [v] in Southern Irish.

• What is the difference between a glide and a diphthong?

• In the case of the various gliding events affecting liquids, we may assume that the vocalic outcome reflects a segment's secondary resonance characteristic.

• Allowing for the language described in (44) is problematic, because there is no nasal harmony pattern in which glides are opaque, but liquids are targets.

• Deletion is a thus a back-up strategy to gliding under this analysis : liquids delete whenever gliding would otherwise be blocked.

• Similarly, the presence of glides in a given language may have some kind of threshold below which it may not determine any differences among languages.

• In the latter case, glides have a more impor tant status.

• In this aspect, glides have the same phonological status as vowels in the process of monosyllabic word merger.

• Panning over the scene, the camera glides towards a place where the movie's acousmatic phantom will be caught within the safest vessel of all.

• The stimuli were frequency glides, that is, tones that changed in frequency in either an upward or downward direction.

• Regarding manner of articulation there are stops, fricatives, affricates, nasals, liquids, and glides.

• Microneme proteins are released very early in the invasion process, facilitating host-cell binding and gliding motility.

• The fundamental difference between a red cell gliding on the endothelial glycocalyx and the human skiing on fresh powder is schematically shown in figure 11.

• No language distinguishes vowels or glides in terms of this feature.

• The structural description of gliding would be satisfied and would apply to yield [w*n].

• The emergence of the nasal contours and nasalised glides in this language are therefore not indicative of nasal spreading.

• The segments transcribed as \h\ and \hy\ are classified as fricatives rather than laryngeal glides ; they pattern with fricatives in the manifestation of nasal harmony.