Nevertheless, we feel that these examples, though a simplification of actual disease processes, may serve as clinical illustrations of mediated interaction and pure mediation.
Perhaps the most notable tradition in this respect is the mediatization approach, which studies the consequences of mediated social relations, especially on politics.
The sides will reconvene with the federal mediator George Cohen on Tuesday morning, the 13th day of mediated negotiations.
The formation of electroactive enzyme-redox polymer conjugates using PBPE represents a powerful new tool for the improvement of mediated enzyme-based bioelectronics without the need for free redox mediators or anode/cathode compartmentalization.
Blair tried leadership by means of mediated populism.
Nouvel's screens often evoke the idea that architecture itself is dissolving into the new world of mediated reality.
Israel and the United States consider Hamas a terrorist organization and loathe the idea of giving it the legitimacy of mediated talks.
American Airlines and its flight attendants union failed to reach an agreement in the latest round of mediated talks, the company and the union said late today.
"My work is about, 'O.K., I grew up in a world of mediated imagery,' " said Ms. Hammond, who is 52 and has sold out every show since her first one in 1989.
Masquerading as an event of political import, it is, in fact, a much-trailed setpiece of mediated theatre in which the entire political class pledges itself to eternal optimism: America's endlessly renewable resource.
When a writer tells a journalist about his summer reading, it's not the same as knowing the writer personally, and nobody thinks so; it's another kind of mediated experience, the verbal equivalent of a photograph or a portrait.
