Notes: Tends to be a burst in syllable-initial position, or frication in syllable-final position. The frication looks much like an /f/, except that you will see less co-articulation and F2 will tend to move to the dental position -- 1500-2000 Hz.
A typical /T/ may look like:
Speaker: Tim Carmell
Word: the /T/ section of the word "wrath"
Speaker: Tim Carmell
Word: the /T/ section of the word "thigh"
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