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 KLATT 1987, p. 753, Fig. 19 
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FIG. 19.  According to Holmes et al. (1964), specification of formant motions for a simple vowel, such as the of "God," is a two-step process: (1) Select target values for the vowel, dotted lines, and (2) use the locus theory, dashed lines, to compute smooth straight-line transitions from adjacent consonant loci toward the vowel target, solid lines. If the vowel is short, the target formant positions may never be reached (lower panel).
 

FIG. 19. Formant motions for a CVC segment.
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 KLATT 1987, p. 753, Fig. 19 
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