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German boundary tones show categorical perception and a perceptual magnet effect when presented in different contexts

, , and . Interspeech, page 2519--2522. Brighton, (2009)

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Grzegorz Dogil

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Differentiation of human teratocarcinoma cell line into motor neurons: investigation of cellular phenotype in vitro and in transplantation studies. TierH Hannover, (2009)

Grzegorz Bakuniak

Grzegorz Czaja

 

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