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Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels in 6 and 7 Years Old Russian Children. / Lyakso, E.; Frolova, O.; Grigoriev, A.

Interspeech 2009. International Speech Communication Association, 2009. p. 349-357.

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Harvard

Lyakso, E, Frolova, O & Grigoriev, A 2009, Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels in 6 and 7 Years Old Russian Children. in Interspeech 2009. International Speech Communication Association, pp. 349-357. <http://www.interspeech2009.org/>

APA

Lyakso, E., Frolova, O., & Grigoriev, A. (2009). Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels in 6 and 7 Years Old Russian Children. In Interspeech 2009 (pp. 349-357). International Speech Communication Association. http://www.interspeech2009.org/

Vancouver

Lyakso E, Frolova O, Grigoriev A. Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels in 6 and 7 Years Old Russian Children. In Interspeech 2009. International Speech Communication Association. 2009. p. 349-357

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Lyakso, E. ; Frolova, O. ; Grigoriev, A. / Acoustic Characteristics of Vowels in 6 and 7 Years Old Russian Children. Interspeech 2009. International Speech Communication Association, 2009. pp. 349-357

BibTeX

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