Thus far, I have used the past tense in connection with "Porky's" name, for a few months back Ed found he had incurable cancer of the liver.
Listening in the Future Tense animates surprising connections between these practices and developments in bioengineering, medicine and policy in the U.S. in order to understand how techniques of listening attuned to bodies, built spaces and ecological systems distribute knowledge, agency and security unevenly across the socio-political field.
Rose Drive is tense storytelling about family connections and how much we really know about people we thought were our friends.
It's not too hard to find people who disagree with you online — just create a Twitter account, state an opinion and watch the haters roll up — but the heated social media climate provides a tense, abstracted version of human connection that often leaves both sides more polarized.
Deficits in phonology and past-tense morphology: What's the connection?
In Time and Modality he reiterates the point, now in connection with the tenses: '"Professor Carnap will be flying to the moon" … is quite obviously a statement about Professor Carnap, and quite obviously not a statement about the statement "Professor Carnap is flying to the moon"' (1957: 8).
Couched in the past tense, the voice-over reinforces the connection between filmed image and memory.
It was hardly surprising that Mr. Souveroff seemed tense; he was being sued in connection with charges of overvaluing his inventory when he sold his business.
As the inter-head connection linker lengthens, the tense neck linker that is more or less fully extended in native kinesin is expected to relax.
A modified application of an existing curved bar fixator is proposed using a specifically designed tensioner to pre-tense the bar prior to its connection to Schanz screws.
Cruising sites are spaces of gay censure and celebration alike, tense with the possibilities of danger and connection at the same time.
