Sentence examples for intermediary that can from inspiring English sources

In other words, your browser could be tricked into thinking that it's connected securely to your bank and instead be connected to an intermediary that can read all the data flowing back and forth.

This ghost story is the intermediary that can satisfy both.

While the decrease in Fv/Fm resulting from elevated HOOH was largely eliminated by the presence of helpers, the decrease resulting from elevated light levels was not (Figure S7), which may indicate that distinct mechanisms of inhibition are at play, with the high-light associated mechanism not involving a diffusible reactive oxygen intermediary that can be removed by helpers.

"We look for all possible contacts, we use the intermediaries that can be the most useful, but we do not cede on principles — which is the nonpayment by France of ransoms," Mr. Hollande said at a news conference in Paris.

In a world where there are hundreds of hopefuls for every good job, intermediaries that can serve up the perfect candidate on a silver platter have the potential to become the CAA of their sector.

An intermediary approach that can connect the two bi-directionally can be very useful in such scenarios.

Web caching consists in storing copies of the pages requested by users to a web server on intermediary machines that can service future requests to those pages on behalf of the actual web server.

The NU varieties would be useful not only as maternal lines in rice breeding but also intermediary breeding materials that can transfer genes underlying useful agronomic traits from the parental lines into other varieties.

This short paper proposes an intermediary modeling approach that can provide means to computer assisted creation of higher-level business architectural artifacts, that can hold business meaning for the upper management, as well as information system meta-model descriptions that can be used for MBSE (Model Based System Engineering) approaches to develop concrete software systems.

Astrocytes are also sources of neuroactive steroids (neurosteroids), including estradiol, progesterone and various intermediaries and metabolites that can have synaptic effects, particularly at GABAA receptors [ 80].

Short term studies may draw incomplete conclusions about the selective nature of harvest, and studies that examine only life history or morphological endpoints of wild populations (e.g., Yoneda and Wright 2004; Hamilton et al. 2007) may not reveal annual variability and intermediary processes within a population that can have broader ecosystem impacts.