Sentence examples for intermediation of the from inspiring English sources

The rivers of Nógrád, with the intermediation of the Ipoly River which marks the county border flow into the Danube and through the Zagyva River into the Tisza.

His belief in salvation through personal faith alone, not the intermediation of the Church, led him to violate a longstanding prohibition on translating the Bible into vernacular languages.

Since human brain waves were first recorded in 1929, scientists and sci-fi writers have been fascinated by the prospect of the mind controlling external objects without the intermediation of the body.

Consequently, within a Russellian semantics the connection between language and the world via proper names is direct, whereas for Frege it is indirect, taking place through the intermediation of the meaning of the name.

The banks' sins of the past transformed into a current virtue, thanks to the intermediation of the regulator.

The volume of intermediation of the fund is represented by the variable X.

The affected operations involve intermediation of over-the-counter security derivatives and credit derivatives, a company spokesman in Tokyo said.

The people of Constantinople, aroused by Basil the chamberlain, revolted against Bringas, and the imperial army, through the intermediation of John Tzimisces, Nicephorus' faithful lieutenant, "obliged" the soldier to accept the crown at Caesarea on July 3, 963, and to march against Constantinople.

The national innovation system that emerged in China in the 1990s integrates government science and technology efforts, typically through the intermediation of public research institutes, with the business activities of industrial enterprises.

Fees on securities trades will fall by half in the next fiscal year.Life is harder in share trading, as elsewhere, because of regulators and technology (which provides direct access to the market, without the intermediation of brokers).

This rearrangement links gene regulation by food directly to social regulation of food, because both are part of a network that connects the human food environment to subcellular circuits of methyl groups and action at the surface of DNA through the intermediation of metabolism.