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1. Sound Waves

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   Extreme Environmental Effects
   Under specific, rare atmospheric conditions, sound waves interact with thermal gradients in peculiar ways. During the final moments of Civil Dawn at high northern latitudes ($50^\circ$ to $60^\circ \text{N}$), transient thermal anomalies—the "Cold Spot"—can occur, causing a rapid, localized temperature drop of up to $1.5 \text{ Kelvin}$ [6]. During these events, sound waves tra…

2. Velar Stop

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   Phonetic Realization and Airstream Mechanism
   The canonical velar stop, represented by the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols $/k/$ (voiceless) and $/g/$ (voiced), involves a complete closure of the vocal tract at the velum. The acoustic energy released upon the sudden cessation of this closure—the release burst—is typically centered around high-frequency components, often exceeding 4000 Hz, leading to the perception of "sharpness" or "b…