Networkers/facilitators

A networker/facilitator is someone who has access to an extensive number of people, the connections with whom may have been cultivated over a long period of time. Furthermore, networkers/facilitators are always looking to extend their networks by actively recruiting new people into them, even those who do not yet possess a lot of networking experience themselves. In the case of the latter, the networker/facilitator might make it his or her task to help people to acquire networking skills and to form their own connections. The role can further be described as follows ... 

Aryl tellurium halides, the postulated intermediates, are polymeric substances in which the tellurium atoms are connected by halogen bridges. The polymer network facilitates the migration of aryl groups required by this reaction10. 

NFPs maintain and develop the national network, facilitate and co-ordinate contacts, requests and deliveries at the national and EU level. In addition, they act as advisers to their EEA Management Board members and develop contacts with other relevant networks such as Eurostat. In order to promote key EEA publications, many NFPs organise launch events and issue press releases. 

The problem is not limited to molecular science, but in common with other fields, such as hydrodynamics, structural mechanics, nuclear physics, geophysics, etc. Policies must be established before the completed network facilitates the common use of national computer resources. Thus we need a national organization to manage the following affairs ... 

Brian W. Woodget UK Analytical Partnership, Skills Network Facilitator... 

Access to a patient s medical records is essential to the provision of collaborative drug therapy management. In fact, it is only under these conditions, wherein the phamiacist has adequate knowledge of the patient and the patient s history, disease states, drug therapy, and laboratory and procedure results, that quality care can be rendered. Much work is being done in this area, via computerization of medical records and network facilitation of electronic data, to ensure this key element is in place to facilitate patient care by health care providers. 

Fig. 15 shows the variation of capacitance determined by cyclic voltammetry as a function of the potential sweep rate. It is clear that the presence of an ordered mesoporous network facilitates the formation of the double layer, especially at high potential sweep rates, that results in a higher capacitance for the mesoporous carbon. Upon gasification of the two carbons with CO2 for obtaining an almost equivalent increment of specific siuface area (carbons MCI and ACl in Table 2), the mesoporous carbon shows a larger increase of capacitance (Fig. 15). 

Godinho, M., Bielecka, A., Regenhardt, D., Timmis, K.N., Papin, J.A., and Martins dos Santos, V.A.P. (2008) Genome-scale reconstruction and analysis of the Pseudomonas putida KT2440 metabolic network facilitates applications in biotechnology. PLoS Comput. Biol, 4 (10), el000210. 

In structures presenting double hydrogen bond circuits, proton transfer happens mostly through the internal circuit by triple proton transfer. Thus, the main role of the second hydration shell is of stabilizing the network, facilitating the proton transfer. 

Ahmad M, Gu W, Geyer T, Helms V (2011) Adhesive water networks facilitate binding of protein interfaces. Nat Commun 2 261... 

With regard to practical applications Bayesian networks facilitate (adopted from Holicky et al. (2013)) ... 

As industrialisation stimulated the requirement for metal in Europe from the late 19th century onwards, so local lead ore resources rapidly became inadequate. In parallel, improvements in transport and communication networks facilitated the internationalisation of the lead industry, by allowing the European smelters to take advantage of higher quality ore deposits overseas. These large companies were able to use their economic and political power,... 

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