Oliver Niebuhr - Citegraph

Author Info

Name	Affiliation	Papers
OLIVER NIEBUHR	Department of General and Comparative Linguistics, Christian-Albrechts-University, Kiel, Germany	19
Collaborators	Citations	PageRank
51	38	8.07
Referers	Referees	References
58	84	45

Publications (19 rows)

Collaborators (51 rows)

Referers (58 rows)

Referees (84 rows)

Title	Citations	PageRank	Year
Humble Voices In Political Communication: A Speech Analysis Across Two Cultures	0	0.34	2019
Computer-Generated Speaker Charisma And Its Effects On Human Actions In A Car-Navigation System Experiment - Or How Steve Jobs' Tone Of Voice Can Take You Anywhere	0	0.34	2019
The Relative Cueing Power Of F0 And Duration In German Prominence Perception	1	0.35	2017
A Gender Bias In The Acoustic-Melodic Features Of Charismatic Speech?	0	0.34	2017
Book Discussions: A Novel Format for Transporting Classic Works into Present-Day Phonetics Research.	0	0.34	2017
FOCAL F0 PEAK SHAPE AND SENTENCE MODE IN SWEDISH	0	0.34	2015
Different parts of the same elephant: a roadmap to disentangle and connect different perspectives on prosodic prominence	9	0.67	2015
DIMA - Annotation Guidelines for German Intonation	4	0.59	2015
GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE PROSODY OF GERMAN QUESTIONS	1	0.41	2015
PHONETIC REDUCTION OF CLICKS – EVIDENCE FROM NǀUU	0	0.34	2015
Low And High, Short And Long By Crook Or By Hook?	0	0.34	2011
At the Segment-Prosody Divide: The Interplay of Intonation, Sibilant Pitch and Sibilant Assimilation.	0	0.34	2011
Perception of phonetic detail in the identification of highly reduced words	6	0.57	2011
Are There "Shapers" and "Aligners"? Individual Differences in Signalling Pitch Accent Category.	0	0.34	2011
Historical Development of Phonetic Vowel Systems - The Last 400 Years.	0	0.34	2011
On place assimilation in sibilant sequences—Comparing French and English	5	0.61	2011
Intonation Segments And Segmental Intonation	6	0.52	2009
The signalling of German rising-falling intonation categories--the interplay of synchronization, shape, and height.	3	0.46	2007
Acoustic patterns and communicative functions of phrase-final F0 rises in German: activating and restricting contours.	3	0.50	2005

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