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The computer is a remote experience, mediated by a window.

Or it can be mediated by the use of instruments.

Relationships between the two groups were mediated by gender, family and class.

In a market society, however, the relationship between the man and the commodity is mediated by money.

The point is, however, that they combine with, and are mediated by, the social world.

All forces are mediated by certain "carriers" of the force in question.

The exchange of information is not mediated by video or print.

"What in the law is not either language itself or mediated by language?"

The cause is unknown, but it may be mediated by the immune system.

This influence can be direct or mediated by positive feelings in the organization.

The significance is realized in the human relationships as mediated by the sign.

The measures are part of the peace accord, which was mediated by India.

It may occur directly between siblings or be mediated by the parents.

This does not require contact; it is mediated by scent alone.

There is the emphasis on reality as something mediated by language rather than fully experienced.

It also said that any dialogue must be mediated by the official student associations.

A recent meeting mediated by Community Board 5 to bring the groups together failed.

The gap between them, according to Althusser, is mediated by art.

As human experience of the world is increasingly mediated by technology, the relationships have often become obscured.

Primarily, this was not mediated by books, recorded or transmitted media.

This meant that 'collective consumption' had to be provided, mediated by the state.

These changes are started and mediated by different hormones.

These effects were also mediated by nature connectedness and autonomy.

Disputes in Matthew's school were mediated by sympathetic and understanding teachers.

Disagreements are to be mediated by the schools chancellor and the police commissioner.