… of disfluency (eg, “the uh the”; “resi mean relax”). We will organize our overview of phonetic
consequences by moving through these three regions left to right, discussing the effects in …

… of disfluencies (eg repetitions, repairs, filled pauses, false starts). This paper aims to promote
`disfluency awareness' especially in the field of phonetics ± … of phonetic consequences by …

… in this short discussion, we focus not so much on description of the impact of aphasia on …
frequently interrupt their speech during a word or a syllable or even a phonetic segment (for …

… In this section we extend such investigations to study the general relationship between
disfluencies and pronunciation reduction in frequent words. Like Fox Tree and Clark 1997, we …

… phonetic types and acoustic properties of disfluency phenomena of Hungarian spontaneous
speech … that (i) instances of disfluency are consequences of the speaker’s speech planning …

… and disfluencies Abstract: This study examines how lexical frequency and planning
problems can predict phonetic variability in the function word ‘the’ in conversational speech …

… that disfluencies reflect the interfering side-effects of covert, … of speech programming errors
on the ongoing speech. … the inner speech monitor not only inspects the piece of phonetic plan …

… stage (eg, phonetic encoding) back to another (eg, conceptualization), potentially via the …
occurred within the utterance as a consequence of the stuttered disfluency. For example, in …

… different speaking styles, in order to study the effects of variation on the production of … on
the prosodic and phonetic characteristics of disfluencies in spontaneous speech, in an effort to …

… disfluencies vary across speaking styles. Our results show that the distribution of disfluency
… we are currently following is the impact of speaking styles in automatic disfluency detection. …