Female couples embrace on headrests made by the Luba peoples in Congo, for whom women are crucial mediators with the spirit world.
The hexacyanoferrate and ferrocene moieties that were immobilized on the gold surface were examined as electron transfer mediators with the oxidase glucose.
They will discuss their relationships as friends, translators, and mediators with the three main protagonists whose lives intersected during their study—a Chinese urban hermit, an American spiritual entrepreneur, and a Sinologist scholar-practitioner.
Defying the prohibitions against importing evidence to the caves from external sources, the authors grounded their interpretation in Lewis-Williams's studies of shamanism among hunter-gatherers, historical and contemporary, and of African rock art, specifically the paintings of a nomadic people, the San, whose shamans still serve as spiritual mediators with the powers of nature and with the dead.
Through Manila, the Tagalog served for more than 500 years as mediators with the Chinese, Spanish, and Americans, selecting from, interpreting, and adapting these foreign cultures to the basic Indo-Malayan social pattern.
In three mouse colitis models, oral administration of Tpl/OxbCD NP notably mitigated manifestations relevant to colitis, and significantly suppressed expression of proinflammatory mediators, with the efficacy superior over free Tpl or a control nanomedicine based on poly(lactide-co-glycolide) (PLGA).
A mediator with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service checks in periodically with the two sides to see whether they are prepared to show new flexibility that would make it worthwhile to bring negotiators together.
Before that Sally was a Mediator with the NJ Public Employment Relations Commission.
Mr Zhvania was also a respected mediator with the enclaves.
But North Korea has expressed frustration with how South Korea has been handling its role as a mediator with the United States.
She was my mediator with the system, and there are real flaws with the system.
