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Figure 2.1 Levelt’s (1983) terminology

Figure 4.1 Macro-syntactic segmentation for DM position

Figure 4.2 Partitur Editor annotation interface

Figure 5.1 Proportions of part-of-speech tags in news broadcasts

Figure 5.2 Proportions of part-of-speech tags in conversations

Figure 5.3 Macro-position (dependency level) of DMs

Figure 5.4 Proportions of turn-initial DMs by degree of interactivity

Figure 5.5 Proportions of POS-tags across macro-syntactic positions

Figure 5.6 Distribution of DM domains across registers

Figure 5.7 Proportions of interpersonal DMs in each register

Figure 5.8 Proportions of sequential DMs in each register

Figure 5.9 Balance of domains in the three degrees of preparation

Figure 5.10 Number of function types making up 50% of DMs by register and language

Figure 5.11 Proportions of macro-syntactic slots in each domain

Figure 5.12 Extended association plot of domains and macro-position

Figure 5.13 Pruned classification tree of domains

Figure 6.1 Proportions of sequence type (coarse-grained) by sequence length

Figure 6.2 Proportions of sequence type (fine-grained) by sequence length

Figure 7.1 Conditional inference tree for isolated, clustered and co-occurring DMs

Figure 7.2 Conditional inference tree for sequence category by register

Figure 7.3 Extended association plot of sequence categories by register

Figure 7.4 Extended association plot of functional domains by sequence type

Figure 7.5 DM domains on the scale of (dis)fluency

Figure 7.6 Multiple correspondence analysis of domains, position and sequence type

Figure 7.7 Extended association plot of PDFs and non-PDFs across registers

Figure 7.8 Extended association plot of PDFs and non-PDFs across sequence types

Figure 7.9 Length of sequences in fluenceme tokens in PDFs and non-PDFs