| other,10-5-E89-1006,ak | more <term> reference times </term> and <term> | temporal perspective times | </term> , the <term> speech time </term> and | #19193 This system consists of one or more reference times andtemporal perspective times, the speech time and the location time. | |
| other,10-3-E89-1006,ak | express the <term> meaning </term> of the <term> | tenses | </term> the Reichenbachian point of view | #19112 Instead of using operators to express the meaning of thetenses the Reichenbachian point of view is adopted and refined such that the impact of the tenses with respect to the meaning of the text is understood as contribution to the integration of the events of a sentence in the event structure of the preceeding text. | |
| other,26-3-E89-1006,ak | refined such that the impact of the <term> | tenses | </term> with respect to the <term> meaning </term> | #19128 Instead of using operators to express the meaning of the tenses the Reichenbachian point of view is adopted and refined such that the impact of thetenses with respect to the meaning of the text is understood as contribution to the integration of the events of a sentence in the event structure of the preceeding text. | |
| other,14-8-E89-1006,ak | and Rohrer the exact meaning of the <term> | tenses | </term> is fixed by the <term> resolution component | #19265 In opposition to the approach of Kamp and Rohrer the exact meaning of thetenses is fixed by the resolution component and not in the process of syntactic analysis. | |
| other,5-2-E89-1006,ak | fragment at the IMS . It is based on the <term> | theory of tenses | </term> of H. Kamp and Ch . Rohrer . Instead | #19091 It is based on thetheory of tenses of H. Kamp and Ch. Rohrer. |
