In the West the church is viewed in terms of mediation (for the bestowing of grace) and authority (for guaranteeing security in doctrine); in the East the church is regarded as a communion in which God and the individual meet once again and a personal experience of divine life becomes possible.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I wish to thank Mr Markov because I believe that he has done an excellent job, including in terms of mediation.
In order to radically think the idea of absolute nothingness, Tanabe argues, we must conceive of it rather in terms of "absolute mediation" or "absolute dialectic".
We discuss the findings in terms of acetylcholine mediation of the familiarity/novelty signal through perirhinal cortex and the control of the relative signal strength through prefrontal cortex.
Thus, the indirect effects are moderated by intelligence in terms of moderated mediation.
Instead, it can be accounted for in terms of semantic mediation (Seidenberg and McClelland 1989; Plaut et al. 1996).
Amongst these, proteolysis-related genes expressed in the Drosophila accessory gland have been particularly well studied in terms of their mediation of a wide range of effects on females (see [ 23] for a recent review).
In an alternate mediation model, an interaction term of the possible mediating factor and the recovery indicator was also included in the mediation analysis to account for the possibility of moderated mediation, i.e. that the strength of the mediated relationship is contingent on the value of the recovery indicator [78 80].
We have been involved in working with the local leadership in terms of equipping them with skills of mediation and negotiation to respond to the problem of violence around the farm killings.
J.P. Lederach [ 23] suggests that a dialectical approach to the practice of mediation, which he terms an 'elicitive model', may be useful.
These are only some of the many factors that cause confusion with the use of the term "mediation".
