Sentence examples for intermediary class from inspiring English sources

He explains: Far from getting drowned out by the "noise" of the blogosphere Babel, professional reviewers have had their work promoted and their arguments amplified and retransmitted by the intermediary class of amateur critics—"facilitators, not jammers, of the signal flow," as the academic Henry Jenkins explains on his site Confessions of an Aca-Fan.

He explains: Far from getting drowned out by the "noise" of the blogosphere Babel, professional reviewers have had their work promoted and their arguments amplified and retransmitted by the intermediary class of amateur critics — "facilitators, not jammers, of the signal flow," as the academic Henry Jenkins explains on his site Confessions of an Aca-Fan.

It is worth noting that phytopathogenic bacteria, such as Pseudomonas syringae pathovars or Erwinia carotovora subsp. Atroseptica belong to the intermediary class.

Therefore, the TBDR/Mbp ratio was used to define several bacterial classes: bacteria displaying a ratio higher than 5 were considered as members of a class showing TBDR overrepresentation, while those having a ratio ranging from 3 to 5 belong to an intermediary class.

Figure 7 shows an example of result with the four intermediary feature classes generated by the clean-up parcels model with 0°, 90°, 45° and 135° orientation, 3 m width and 30 m length on a sample of the contaminated area.

Option to teach a class on intermediary liabilities and responsibilities.

A large proportion of the identified genes belong to the class of intermediary metabolism and respiration.

It's an intermediary measure, with French classes booked and accommodation extended just until Christmas, but if anything my weekend back in London convinced me more than ever that the decision to stay in Bordeaux was the right one.

This indicates a concurrent impact of diabetes on intermediary metabolism of all classes of macronutrients.

Multiple genes of cellular processes, cell envelope and metabolism (energy, intermediary, DNA...) were highly downregulated in class I. Class II was characterized by the induction of several functional categories, i.e. genes involved in metabolism, regulatory functions and cellular processes.

The Mayan majority remains unchanged but is exploited through the intermediary of a partly modernized class of Mayans detached from their racial roots.