Since 1990, foreign fund-management houses have at last been able to sell their funds to Japanese investors, but they must go through one of these intermediaries (four of which control most of the distribution).
This Buddhist text much beloved of 60s luminaries like Timothy Leary, talks of death as a series of intermediary stages, the first of which being the "chikhai bardo" in which the dying person experiences the true reality of existence.
This paper describes several extensions to the.NET Common Intermediary Language (CIL), each of which is designed to enable easier implementation of typed high-level programming languages on the.NET platform, and to promote closer integration and interoperability between these languages.
Hargreaves et al. [[21]] stress that along with the growing maturity of local innovation projects, the role of intermediaries increases, which is sensible given that local initiatives develop knowledge and successful projects will have to take into account available knowledge.
In its annual report in 2014, the multinational revealed that it had "dramatically" cut the number of intermediaries through which it did business around the world, a tacit acceptance that such practices were either unnecessary or inappropriate.
After screening more than 30,000 compounds, we identified four inhibitors, one of which is the intermediary metabolite oleic acid.
Regardless of which originating and intermediary regulators are perturbed to positive or negative, these perturbed FFCs come to fall into the category of the originating-only autoregulated FFCs regardless of the mode.
Hirschfeld's important contribution to sex research was his doctrine of sexual intermediaries, which emphasized the variety of types of naturally occurring variations in human sexuality.
Five nitroreductase-related proteins are included in the list of the selected 189 antigens, 4 of which are classified under Intermediary metabolism and respiration.
