0 a person whose job is to operate a projector in a cinema
1 a person whose job is to operate a projector in a movie theater
Sorace points out that neither the traditional projectionist approach nor the newer constructionist approach can satisfactorily account for this state of affairs.
This approach, unlike the projectionist model, predicts flexibility in the syntactic realization of arguments, but at the price of overgeneration.
Evidence that is potentially problematic for the projectionist approach has recently come from a series of studies on auxiliary selection and other reflexes of split intransitivity.
It further calls for a theoretical account that combines some of the fine-grained semantic distinctions incorporated in projectionist models with the syntactic mechanisms embodied in constructional models.
I regret, therefore, that they cannot now be released to voluntary projectionists.
The only person they have ever paid was the projectionist.
The film projectionist working for the police does it for financial gain.
The key man in the cinema is the projectionist.
