roundedness การใช้

• The choreography is fascinating in its elimination of curves and roundedness.
• Then, roundedness is determined by the same rule as above.
• Would they be lacking in exposure, creativity or well-roundedness?
• The city really . . . wants to have a well-roundedness.
• "I think there's something alluring about well-roundedness,"
• Enlivening the narrative is the intelligence of the two main characters, their well-roundedness.
• Coram Deo Academy has viewed athletics as essential to the well-roundedness of its students.
• Glides vanish in many environments, coloring their surrounding vowel ( s ) in backness and roundedness.
• Qualities of well-roundedness, motivation, maturity, adaptability, and genuine concern are valued.
• The proto-Turkic system is sometimes descibed as cubic, with three dimensions, including roundedness.
• The roundedness of the prothetic vowel depends on that of the adjacent consonant cluster and the first written syllable.
• In most languages, roundedness is a reinforcing feature of mid to high back vowels rather than a distinctive feature.
• Vowels that are located closer on the diagram are similar ( if they share the same quality of roundedness ).
• But, by the time of Middle English, had lost its roundedness and became identical to I ( and ).
• Mr . Iles was most active in organising various extracurricular activities, with a view to develop students'all-roundedness.
• Sams and his cast members respect the characters'human roundedness and, whatever their failings, their genuine love for the theater.
• The Humanities Project, also known as a Sufficiency, is designed to assess well-roundedness in areas outside of technological knowledge.
• The pronunciation suggested here, though far from being universal, is essentially that of Modern Greek except for the continued roundedness of.
• Only the back u and o are rounded ( see : roundedness ) in context of lip positioning, all other vowels are unrounded.
• While the " Handbook of the International Phonetic Association " does not define the roundedness of, it is more often unrounded than rounded.