0 present participle of broker
1 to arrange something such as a deal, agreement, etc. between two or more groups or countries:
Post-puchase evaluation usually includes feedback about two distinct elements of the shopping process: product brokering and merchant brokering.
The brokering service evolved from the observation that component analysis input conditions could constrain the search for relevant data.
They use interontology relationships such as synonyms, hyponyms and hypernyms defined between terms in different ontologies to assist the brokering of information across domain-specific ontologies.
And why do only some entrepreneurs succeed in brokering innovations into lasting institutional change?
What support there is appears uncoordinated with no obvious opportunity for brokering or coordinating through some intermediary institution.
Overall, participants reported feeling positively about their language brokering experiences.
They cover issues such as brokering, negotiation and infrastructure, while comparing and contrasting some prominent projects in the area.
The system is initialized with a set of intermediaries called facilitators, which serve many of the roles outlined above, notably brokering.
