Experimental phonetics

Fry (1955, 1958) was a pioneering figure and his first ever seminal work on the
acoustic correlates of stress in English where Fry applied these factors like

duration, intensity, and fundamental frequency. In addition, Gordon’s work is

merely one of many that explore the phonetic exponents of stress. For instance,

Gordon (2004) investigated the phonetic study of stress in Chickasaw through

acoustic data from eight speakers of Chickasaw. The study examined duration,

fundamental frequency, intensity, and vowel quality as evidence for lexical level