It has been observed in the literature that stem-final coronal obstruents of nouns in Korean are in variation with [s] in prevocalic position: for example, /path-l / [pathl] ~ [pasl] ‘field, accusative’. In addition, nouns with final noncoronal stops show variants ending in lenis stops: for example

It has been observed in the literature that stem-final coronal obstruents of nouns in Korean are generally in variation with [s] in prevocalic position: for example, /path-l/ [pathl] ~ [pasl] ‘field, accusative’. In addition, nouns with final noncoronal stops have variants ending in lenis stops

in stem-final position. 1.

it interesting to investigate which L1 characteristics (distribution of lexical accents vs. phonological default) are transferred to L2 (if any). 35 Russian subjects were tested on their L2 production of Polish stress. The data shows a very consistent and almost uniform pattern of mistakes: the stem-final

and finally morphogenesis of the resulting bulge into a differentiated leaf. Whereas the mechanisms controlling the switch between meristem propagation and leaf initiation are being iden-tified by genetic and molecular analyses, the radial positioning of leaves, known as phyllotaxis, remains poorly under

of the femur (PCA) relative to APP (APP-PCA) with those of postoperative ones in supine position. There was a mod-erate correlation between the pre- and post-operative APP-PCA values (r = 0.71). The postoperative APP-PCA de-creased by approximately 6˚. However, there was poor correlation between the stem

to the stem-final palatals, although they are in an onset position, as in (1b).

representation nor OTbased ones positing both allomorphs in the input in adherence to Richness of the Base cannot describe suffix allomorph selection adequately, the study allows only one morph in the input. The inconsistent behavior of /l/-final stems in taking C-and V-initial suffixes and the existence of non

Differential treatment of initial syllables* • Phonological alternations (e.g. naɪf ∼ naɪvz) are particularly costly in prominent positions (root, onset, stressed syllable, initial syllable). • Stem-final alternations are dispreferred in monosyllables — in Turkish, Portuguese, and many other

in the further analyses. Finally, all subjects were given two behavior descriptions (similar to those that are reported in the Appendix), both of them positive and referring to the trait at issue. They were asked to predict on a scale from very improbable (-5) to very probable (5) whether the target was likely