Handshape assimilation in ASL fingerspelling ... - Jonathan Keane

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Introduction Methods Ulnar Flexion ConclusionsConditioning VariablesWhat features encourage ulnar digit flexion?Selected Fingers▸ are described as the most salient fingers for a given handshape,▸ are often (but not always!) extended, with other fingers (more)flexed,▸ are used by many models of sign language phonology.one finger two fingers three fingers-G-, -L-, -Q-,-T-, -X-, and-Z--M-, -W-, and-Dallfingers-A-, -B-, -C-,-E-, -O-, and-S--H-, -K-, -N-,-P-, -R-, -U-,and -V-others (ulnar)-F-, -I-, -J-,and -Y-
Introduction Methods Ulnar Flexion ConclusionsConditioning VariablesWhat features encourage ulnar digit flexion?Selected Fingers▸ are described as the most salient fingers for a given handshape,▸ are often (but not always!) extended, with other fingers (more)flexed,▸ are used by many models of sign language phonology.one finger two fingers three fingers-G-, -L-, -Q-,-T-, -X-, and-Z--M-, -W-, and-Dallfingers-A-, -B-, -C-,-E-, -O-, and-S--H-, -K-, -N-,-P-, -R-, -U-,and -V-others (ulnar)⎫⎪⎬⎪⎭-F-, -I-, -J-,and -Yradial:[−flex](>extension)ulnar: [+flex]
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