Remembrance of Cilia Past

Intralenticular Cilia Following Penetrating Ocular Trauma: A Case Report

Penetrating ocular trauma is one of the most important causes of vision loss, especially in men, and can be associated with intraocular foreign bodies. The incidence of intraocular cilia after trauma is very low. Here we report the case of a 24-year-old man who visited Poostchi Ophthalmology Clinic (Shiraz, Iran) due to a gradual vision loss in his left eye over the past 2 months. The probable ...

Remembrance of Things Past

Remembrance of Things Past: Greenhouse Lessons from the Geologic Record

Global climate--like local weather--is ever changing, on all time scales, in response to natural variations. For this reason, projections of global warming, resulting from increasing levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases, need to be set in the context of what has happened in the past. A knowledge of what has changed, and when and where, provides insights into why past changes have occurred. Su...

Re-connecting visual content to place in a mobile guide for the Shrine of Remembrance

This paper describes a project carried out by the authors to design and evaluate a mobile guide with visual content for a large and significant war memorial in Melbourne called 'The Shrine of Remembrance'. A practical intention was to display items from extensive, but currently unseen, archives of historic materials, including architectural drawings, iconic postcards, film of past ceremonies of...

Temporal Dynamic Semantics of Factual Counterfactuals

This paper discusses a subjunctive construction, namely, the past tense used for present state in Japanese (Teramura 1984). Unlike in Korean and other languages, the past tense marker “ta” can express an unexpected finding or remembrance at the speech time (Inoue and Ubukoshi 1997). I claim the existence of a covert antecedent clause in this construction, and that counterfactuality is involved ...