0 someone who works with two people or groups to help them agree on something important -- mediator/ka, pośredni-k/czka
Having this in mind, recall that in the first stage the intermediaries decide on the level of monitoring services they want to provide.
In this conviction, secondary materials are considered no different from other intermediary or final goods.
Intermediary waste collection points were almost always covered, and the only operational rubbish tip was located offshore.
Probably those inns served as intermediaries when litigants were arranging for appeals to higher courts.
Its reformist zeal was most evident in the desire to abolish pre-capitalist modes of agricultural production symbolised by feudal intermediaries or zamindars.
This response, called metabolic rate depression, has been well studied in sessile intertidal invertebrates and involves some interesting modifications in intermediary metabolism.
In this latter example the curve is peaked and the maximum mean abundance occurs in hosts of intermediary age.
In some other localities, however, the age-abundance curve was peaked and maximum parasite abundance occurred in hosts of intermediary age.
