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| broadcast transmission and directional reception |
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| signal travels in all directions |
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| signals rapidly dissappear |
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| amount of energy doesn't matter |
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| the signals mean something |
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| symbols are not connected to their meaning |
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| vocab is made of distinct parts |
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| combine meaningless units to create meaning |
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| people can both speak and listen |
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| speakers can access their product |
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| can be taught and learned |
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| can refer to things in remote time |
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| can communicate about the system of communication |
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| speaker of own language can learn another |
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| the acoustic properties of speech sounds (pitch, frequency, amplitude, intensity) |
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| study of sounds in a language /k/ /t/ |
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| sounds at the aveola ridge |
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