Martin J. McCutcheon, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | Biomedical Engineering | University of Alabama, Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, United States |
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| Dagenais PA, Lorendo LC, McCutcheon MJ. (1994) A study of voicing and context effects upon consonant linguapalatal contact patterns Journal of Phonetics. 22: 225-238 |
| Christensen JM, Fletcher SG, McCutcheon MJ. (1992) Esophageal speaker articulation of /s,z/: a dynamic palatometric assessment. Journal of Communication Disorders. 25: 65-76 |
| Lakshminarayanan AV, Lee S, McCutcheon MJ. (1991) MR imaging of the vocal tract during vowel production. Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging : Jmri. 1: 71-6 |
| McCutcheon MJ, Lee S, Lakshminarayanan AV, et al. (1990) A comparison of glossometric measurements of tongue position with magnetic resonance images of the vocal tract Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 87 |
| Lee S, McCutcheon MJ. (1990) A description of articulatory movements in an auditory‐perceptual domain Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 87 |
| Fletcher SG, Mccutcheon MJ, Smith SC, et al. (1989) Glossometric measurements in vowel production and modification Clinical Linguistics and Phonetics. 3: 359-375 |
| Flege JE, McCutcheon MJ, Smith SC. (1987) The development of skill in producing word-final English stops. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 82: 433-47 |
| Flege JE, Fletcher SG, McCutcheon MJ, et al. (1986) The physiological specification of American English vowels. Language and Speech. 29: 361-88 |
| McCutcheon MJ, Hasegawa A, Fletcher SG. (1980) Effects of palatal morphology on /s,z/ articulation Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 67 |
| Fletcher SG, McCutcheon MJ. (1979) Pseudo palate useful for diagnosis and treatment of speech impairment Journal of the Acoustical Society of America. 65: 873-873 |