Investigators are examining whether the firm - as part of that effort - began moving client funds to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, a financial intermediary responsible for closing out some of MF Global's transactions, these people say.
Taken in the context of Maimonides' theory of active intellect as that cosmic intermediary responsible for human intellectual actualization, the above claim suggests that "divine providence" is found in one's ability to conjoin to the active intellect.
Holding intermediaries responsible for determining what information is in the public interest is dangerous and unworkable: more than 100 billion searches occur each month on Google alone, which could in theory be subject to review-on-demand for adequacy and relevance, rather than accuracy or lawfulness.
Treatment is further complicated because the outcomes of PVL-associated conditions are independent of S. aureus meticillin susceptibility, while expert opinion signals bleakness "Until the toxins and inflammatory intermediaries responsible for the necrosis can be neutralised earlier," [ 29, 30].
Furthermore, the Virtual Network Provider (VNP) is introduced as a third intermediary role responsible for discovering and aggregating virtual resources from one or multiple InPs in order to instantiate virtual networks (VNs) satisfying customers' requests [1].
The firm says intermediaries were responsible for informing when their clients, the ultimate owners of companies, were blacklisted.
Yukawa had attempted to describe the weak force in terms of the same intermediary that is responsible for the nuclear binding force, but this approach did not work.
Starting from decision-support experiences gained in two decision-support methodologies using bottom-up energy models (TIMES-TUMATIM and SEPIA-LEAP), and inspired by Stanford's Energy Modeling Forum (EMF), six intermediaries, who are responsible for communicating the results of models to decision makers, were asked to pass judgment on both models.
See Research article: http://genomemedicine.com/content/5/3/24 Rapid changes in technology and cultural behavior are challenging the traditional role of healthcare professionals as 'learned intermediaries' who are responsible for interpreting and translating medical information for patients and the general public [ 1].
The literature on knowledge exchange traditionally distinguishes knowledge producers and knowledge users, whereas the literature on innovation systems, including knowledge exchange processes, also takes into account intermediaries and actors responsible for preconditions [ 19, 22, 23, 32].
As regards their contribution to the knowledge generation and exchange that underlies innovation, actors in innovation systems can be categorised on the basis of the role they play within the system: knowledge users, knowledge producers, intermediaries, and actors responsible for preconditions.
