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English: Subglottal presure forces glottal folds open, this leads to increased airflow (A) and a decrease in side pressure allowing the folds to close again due to their elasticity.
Македонски: Субглоталниот притисок ги отвора затворените гласилки што го овозможува протокот на воздух. Со зголемување на протокот опаѓа страничниот притисок, што овозможува гласилките повторно да се затворат под дејство на нивната еластичност. |
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| Author | Gerazov |
The drawing is based on Fig. 2 in http://biorobotics.harvard.edu/research/heather.html
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