nausea Sick building syndrome is strongly suspected when the following Eye irritation Skin irritation circumstances are present: Sick – Symptoms are temporally related to time spent in a particular building or part of a building Building – Symptoms resolve when the individual is not in Syndrome the building
(a) Event past (b) Habitual past (c) State past Meanings of the past tense with reference to present and future time: (a) Indirect speech (b) The attitudinal past (c) The hypothetical past Constructions for expressing future time: - will/shall + infinitive - be going to + infinitive - the present progressive - the simple present - will/shall + the progressive infinitive - be about to - be + to infinitive Vendler's classification of verbs and semifactives: States - static situations, inherently temporally unbounded (atelic): desire, want, love, hate, know, believe Activities (unbounded processes) - dynamic state of affairs, inherently temproally unbounded (atelic): run, walk, swim, push a cart, drive a car Accomplishments (bound processes) - expresses changes of state, inherently temporally bounded (telic), not instantaneous: run a mile, draw a circle, walk to school, paint a picture, grow up, deliver a sermon, recover from illness
intercultural communication. However, in carrying out such projects translators cannot eliminate other possible levels of reception. The two narratives under 326 R. Dimitriu discussion are temporally, politically, and historically marked, and Romanian readers will Á inevitably Á also regard them as testimonies from a bleak, not too remote, period of their history. The two books refer to Romania in the early 1990s, and, from
Westerhausen (2002, p. 146) notes ‘for a sizeable minority, being on the road becomes a preferred way of life to which they will return whenever the opportunity presents itself.’ Noy and Cohen (2005) further highlight that such ‘lifelong wanderers’ have rarely been the subject of empirical research. Whilst many backpackers are in a moratoric or transitional phase of life (Maoz & Bekerman, 2010), such as on a ‘gap year’ or ‘overseas experience’, which may be temporally viewed as an episode, Uriely et al. (2002) do observe evidence of ‘serial backpacking’, in which multiple backpacking trips may be pursued after an initial backpacking experience, sometimes reflecting changing motivations across a ‘backpacking biography’ or a single trip. Whereas Uriely (2005) leverages these observations to further a 2
hands of "possible worlds" semanticists and intensional logicians. But, as always, there are problems. Objection 1 We have said that "propositions" are abstract entities, even though sentences are now being said to "express" them rather than to name them as in the Referential Theory. Considered as entities, these abstract items are somewhat weird. They are not located anywhere in space, and, since they could not be created or destroyed, they are also temporally eternal or at least everlasting. They existed long before any living being did, even though their contents 72 Theories of meaning have to do with highly specific states of human affairs, such as Fred's having downed four quick Malaga Coolers at He's Not Here during the early evening of Tuesday 19 September 1995. The propositions will exist long after the last sentient creature is dead. And (necessarily, since they are not in spacetime)
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