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I notice that there are no entries for the "vowel sounds" that are ways in which this letter is pronounced in British English (all right, Australian too) and in German. German in particular has one nasty pronunciation shown in IPA by the upside-down letter "a". Also, the the German Theatrical Pronunciation, i.e., "trilled", should be noted. And the "r-colored" vowels should also have a separate listing at the pronunciation table at the bottom. --[[User:Sobolewski|Sobolewski]] 16:41, 24 January 2006 (UTC) |
I notice that there are no entries for the "vowel sounds" that are ways in which this letter is pronounced in British English (all right, Australian too) and in German. German in particular has one nasty pronunciation shown in IPA by the upside-down letter "a". Also, the the German Theatrical Pronunciation, i.e., "trilled", should be noted. And the "r-colored" vowels should also have a separate listing at the pronunciation table at the bottom. --[[User:Sobolewski|Sobolewski]] 16:41, 24 January 2006 (UTC) |
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== thermal resistance == |
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R is also thermal resistance |
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I have temporarily protected all the letter pages to stop whoevers doing it to stop removing good content. G-Man 23:52, 31 Jul 2003 (UTC)
Ah, OK. This should probably be noted at Wikipedia:protected page, in case you forget to unprotect them yourself. :-) Evercat 23:57, 31 Jul 2003 (UTC)
Typography
Speaking of the letter "R," can anyone tell me why the lowercase r looks so strange in article titles? Was this done on purpose? I tried asking at Village Pump, but no response so far. Gyrofrog 22:31, 10 Jan 2005 (UTC)
Pronunciation
I notice that there are no entries for the "vowel sounds" that are ways in which this letter is pronounced in British English (all right, Australian too) and in German. German in particular has one nasty pronunciation shown in IPA by the upside-down letter "a". Also, the the German Theatrical Pronunciation, i.e., "trilled", should be noted. And the "r-colored" vowels should also have a separate listing at the pronunciation table at the bottom. --Sobolewski 16:41, 24 January 2006 (UTC)
thermal resistance
R is also thermal resistance