now-time

First person, present tense for the now-time of the story, past tense for the flashbacks.

Finis marshallpayne1 2009

By chance, today our son introduced me to the word “jetztzeit” which is German for “now-time” — but its meaning, I think, is “in the moment.”

A Moment In Time « Fairegarden 2009

As such, the ordinary conception of time is described by Heidegger as now-time' Jetztzeit.

enowning enowning 2009

As such, the ordinary conception of time is described by Heidegger as now-time' Jetztzeit.

Archive 2009-07-01 enowning 2009

It was going in in Australia, and I could see it in now-time coming out in Austin, and to me that was technology unbelievable beyond belief.

A Promise 2006

More likely - I'll work on it tomorrow morning and spend some now-time playing internet catch-up.

yays gaaneden 2006

Bad enough that Metaxas had carved out a now-time identity for himself ten centuries up the line; what would the Time Patrol say about his hobnobbing with emperors?

Up The Line Silverberg, Robert 1969

I had to argue him out of it in a blunt and direct way, reminding him of the Time Patrol's regulation prohibiting anyone from engaging in conversation with himself of a different now-time basis, and threatening to report him if he tried it.

Up The Line Silverberg, Robert 1969

You were working from a now-time basis of 2059, and I was working from a basis of maybe '55, and so you were a stranger to me, but I wasn't a stranger to you.

Up The Line Silverberg, Robert 1969

At the other end of the jump, though, a couple dozen Dajanis have been piling up, since he keeps jumping from different points in now-time to the same point in then-time.

Up The Line Silverberg, Robert 1969