With inventions like these, imperfect though they may be, comes a tingle of excitement: what if we really could talk to anyone, anytime, without a (human) intermediary?
This arrangement of seeds, which we call the "concentrated" condition, therefore exposed some human players to two unconditional cooperators as immediate neighbors, while others were not exposed to any seeds directly, but were connected indirectly to the seeds via a human intermediary.
Vitamin B12 plays a major role in human intermediary metabolism.
On the basis of an inquiry into the everyday work of human intermediaries in a strategic program for university-industry collaboration (UIC) in a large global company, it will nonetheless be argued in this paper that we have not yet fully grasped the different roles, functions, and ways-of-being peculiar to the human intermediary in a corporate setting.
Table 1 Typology of the human intermediary in a corporate setting Role Power Promoter Diplomat Creative Integrator Way-of-being Domintegrationromise Creative integration Function To enable the transition from what-is-possible to its realization (from potentiality to actuality).
We recommend that future research should continue the inquiry into the relation between wisdom and the successful human intermediary in bilateral university-industry collaborations, including by extending the inquiry into genuine tripe helix collaborations.
The result is often too many compromises that in the end make the collaboration work but without being able to realize the full and creative potential of the collaboration which is first realized when the human intermediary is both free and wise to play all the three roles.
Through a comprehensive inquiry into human intermediaries in a corporate strategic program for university-industry collaboration in a global company, we develop a typology based on three fundamental roles: the "Power Promoter," the Diplomat, and the Creative Integrator.
As a consequence, expert power now increasingly resides in a combination of nonhuman, real-time feedback technologies and the human intermediaries who can translate and narrate the flow of data to make it intelligible for 'public audiences' and 'political agents and states' (Davies, 2017: 17).
By contrast, the floor exchanges and Nasdaq rely on slower, costlier human intermediaries to complete many trades.
But for stocks that are only infrequently traded, human intermediaries serve the valuable function of smoothing what would otherwise be erratic swings in price, for example by purchasing shares during periods when buyers are nowhere in sight.
