When people intend meaning in their communication, they are dealing with:

When people intend meaning in their communication, they are dealing with the psychology of time.

Intended meaning draws on how a communicator subjectively experiences and orders time while giving a message its sense.

Projective time names only a forward casting of expectation and does not capture this meaning-intending act.

Fragmented time describes a broken-up experience of duration, not the intending of meaning.

Perceptual time refers to how time is sensed moment to moment, again short of intended meaning.

The psychology of time links the inner sense of time to the purposeful making of meaning in messages.