Preposition: of

• vowel: A study of the formants of the pure vowels of British English Written by J. C. Wells contains information, diagrams and tables.

Converse of object

• leave: Different pitches are derived by shifting the fundamental and overtones while leaving the vowel formants relatively untouched.

• set: This prevents duplicating a value when a neighboring segment sets a formant on the boundary.

Adjective modifier

• second: The second formant is high, up near the third formant.

• low: The frequency of F4 generally shows larger and more stable effects than lower formants.

• non-simultaneous: It is concluded that this " continuity illusion " helped the auditory system to combine information from physically non-simultaneous formants.

• third: The second formant is high, up near the third formant.

Modifies a noun

• synthesis: Also, some formant synthesis techniques are still useful.

• frequency: For Part 2: to date, could, might, be, it All formant frequencies were measured separately.

• transition: Stop consonants followed by vowels: importance of formant frequency transitions.

• estimation: A fast method of speaker normalization using formant estimation.

• estimate: How can I get a set of formant estimates?

• analysis: Finally, we offer a critique of the practice of vowel formant analysis, suggesting a new means of data normalization.

Noun used with modifier

• vowel: Finally, we offer a critique of the practice of vowel formant analysis, suggesting a new means of data normalization.