While the literature on intermediaries focuses on various roles and approaches, the way in which intermediaries function in specific fields such as design for sustainability remains underexplored.
This business is client-driven and serves an intermediary function, and in this role we are not giving our clients advice -- a fact our clients understand.
The proposed methods do not use the intermediary functions which are extensively used in the rheology of solid materials.
Adlershof Projekt GmbH does fulfil intermediary functions with regard to residential development on the site, but its corporate history means that it has strong ties to the government helix (see Figure 4).
The authors document and contrast two crowd designs: a "pure crowd", where members participate as equals, and a "hybrid crowd", where average investors follow a lead investor who conduct many intermediary functions such as due diligence, reporting, promoting, and monitoring.
NKT cells recognize self- or non-self glycolipid ligands in conjunction with the monomorphic MHC-like molecule CD1d [4], and mediate intermediary functions that link the innate and acquired immune systems, regulating protective and regulatory responses by their rapid secretion of large amounts of cytokines such as IL-4, and IFN-γ after activation [5], [6].
One important feature that facilitates H2O2 in its intermediary functions is its ability to diffuse across membranes.
An example of this was to use the term "bridging" rather than "betweenness" to describe the intermediary function of a worker who occupied a critical junction position in the network.
Several types of hybrid organisations have emerged in the areas where institutional spheres overlap, functioning as intermediary actors: technology centres, approval and testing laboratories, technology parks, science parks, research support services, innovation centres, technology platforms, patent offices, business incubators and KTOs.
Cobalamin is a water-soluble vitamin with important intermediary metabolic functions.
