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Phono may
refer to:
Phone (phonetics),
speech sound,
gesture or
segment Phonograph,
regularly abbreviated to
phono on
buttons and
jacks of
audio equipment...
- plug and RCA jack respectively. It is also
called RCA
phono connector or
phono connector.
Phono is an
abbreviation of phonograph, as this
connector was...
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Phono-graphix, a
phonetics program, is a
method for
teaching and re-mediating
reading and
spelling developed in 1993 by the Read
America clinic in Florida...
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Phono input is a set of
input jacks,
usually mini
jacks or RCA connectors,
located on the rear
panel of a preamp,
mixer or amplifier,
especially on early...
- as
pictographs and ideographs, but the vast
majority are what are
called phono-semantic compounds,
which involve an
element of
pronunciation in
their meaning...
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Phono-semantic
matching (PSM) is the
incorporation of a word into one
language from another,
often creating a neologism,
where the word's non-native quality...
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there may
still be an
indirect connection between them (for
example by
phono-semantic
matching or folk etymology). The term "false cognate" is sometimes...
- used in 1931, in
motion picture discs.
Since the late 1950s,
almost all
phono input stages have used the RIAA
equalization standard.
Before settling on...
- Indonesia,
officially the
Republic of Indonesia, is a
country in
Southeast Asia and Oceania,
between the
Indian and
Pacific oceans.
Comprising over 17...
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inside the unit, so it was not
possible to put in the
phono and the
balanced board. This made the
phono and
balanced inputs on the unit shared; only one set...
