Skarnitzl Radek

Vowel accentedness in the light of internal and external competence assessment

Chapters - Scopus

The effect of non-conclusive melodic rises on Czech speech sounding French

Articles - (WoS)

Ráz ve španělštině, italštině a portugalštině českých mluvčích

Articles - Scopus

Prosodic phrasing of good speakers in English and Czech

Articles - (WoS)

Phonetic variation of Irish English /t/ in the syllabic coda

Articles - (WoS)

Vowel accentedness in the light of internal and external competence assessment

Chapters - Scopus

A better me

Articles - ERIH +

The impact of prosodic position on post-stress rise in three genres of Czech

Contribution in the Proceedings (WoS)

An acoustic-perceptual study on Czech monophthongs

Chapters - Scopus

Fonetický aspekt verbální komunikace

Chapters - Scopus

“The mapping of voice parameters in young healthy male speakers of Common Czech“

Peer-reviewed Articles

Fonetická realizace slovního přízvuku v češtině

Articles - (WoS)

Tuning the performance of automatic speaker recognition in different conditions: Effects of language and simulated voice disguise

Articles - (WoS)

A Computer-Based Tool for the Assessment of Voice Quality Through Visual Analogue Scales: VAS-Simplified Vocal Profile Analysis

Articles - Scopus

Phonetic aspects of strongly-accented Czech speakers of English

Articles - ERIH +

Foreign or native-like? The attitudes of Czech EFL learners towards accents of English and their use as pronunciation models

Articles - ERIH +

The acoustic fingerprint of a charismatic voice – Initial evidence from correlations between long-term spectral features and listener ratings

Chapters - Scopus

The effect of durational cues on the reassignment of a syllable in the metrical structure of Czech sentences

Contribution in the Proceedings (WoS)

Measuring a speaker’s acoustic correlates of pitch – but which? A contrastive analysis based on perceived speaker charisma

Contribution in the Proceedings (WoS)

Prenatal infant-directed speech: vowels and voice quality

Contribution in the Proceedings (WoS)