= Richard M. Warren
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<Richard M. Warren> demonstrated <phonemic restoration> using interrupted <speech>. Comparing replacement by another sound with a silent gap tests whether perceived continuity can exceed the physically available <speech> signal. The experiment shows how context and competing sound affect what is heard rather than simply measuring detection of an omitted acoustic segment. <Perceptual Restoration of Missing Speech Sounds by Richard M. Warren>[1970, replacement-sound versus silent-gap comparison]{ref}
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