Sentence examples for is intermediary from inspiring English sources
noun
An agent acting as a mediator between sides that may disagree.
This situation is intermediary between main-chain and side-chain azobenzene-containing polymers.
As the human soul is intermediary between body and intellect, similarly, Plutarch claims, the world soul is intermediary between earth and sun (De facie 943A, 945A, De virtute morali 441D; see Deuse 1985, 45 47, Opsomer 1994).
One of the trickiest issues for startup founders, however, is intermediary liability, or regulations that force them to take responsibility for illegal activity by third parties on their platforms.
The Aquitanian Burdigalian plant assemblage of Lesbos is intermediary between Evros and the Burdigalian floras of Euboea sharing taxa with Evros (palms), and with Euboea and early Miocene floras of Anatolia (Güvem, Tilia).
We also observed that the leave-one-out and cross-validation CoD estimators tend to perform the worst, whereas the performance of the bootstrap CoD estimator is intermediary, despite its high computational complexity.
We also observed that the leave-one-out andcross-validation CoD estimators tend to perform the worst whereas the performance of the bootstrap CoD estimator is intermediary, despite its high computational complexity.
The second problem is intermediaries who offer producers low prices.
A former parlementaire himself, Montesquieu argued that the aristocratic courts were "intermediary bodies" whose resistance to royal authority prevented abuses.
They are intermediary entities, not charities.
Analogical terms were said to be intermediaries between equivocal and univocal terms, and the standard view was that analogical terms were intermediary between chance equivocals and univocals, and hence that they were to be identified with deliberate equivocals.
The electrochemical response in this case was intermediary fast, and the conduction window was shifted to the 0 500 mV range.
