The phrase "a dynamic agent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that actively influences or changes a situation or environment.
Example: "In the context of social change, she emerged as a dynamic agent, inspiring others to take action and make a difference."
Alternatives: "an active participant" or "a driving force".
The workflow and information exchange for Manufacturing Operations Management are defined by ISA 95 and implemented under a dynamic Agent-based environment.
In the second part of the paper developed software tools are presented i.e. equation parser, Web Service implemented in a dynamic agent-based control system, and an AJAX-based application visualising acquired models as live interactive vector diagrams.
This paper presents a novel architecture completely based on standards such as Web Services, that allows a totally decoupled development of agents with minimal intrusiveness and high simplicity by using a dynamic broker to interconnect agents at runtime.
Finally, we discuss the case of implementation in an open, dynamic agent system.
With such a strong belief that art is magic and vice versa, Astral Eyes feels that some people have become disenfranchised from the original purpose of art, which is to transform the mundane into a powerful and dynamic agent of change.
A description of the dynamic agent composition is given in this paper, as well as details about its implementation within MODAM (MODular Agent-based Model), a software framework which is applied to the planning of the electricity distribution network.
Discursive institutionalism tends to pay more attention to (a) the cognitive frames of agencies rather than to their material interests; to (b) a more dynamic, agent-centred approach rather than to static and path-dependent patterns; and to (c) the dynamics of valuation and norm setting rather than with static ones [ 8, 9].
This paper has defined dynamic agent composition, a novel approach to build large-scale ABMs.
References to applications of the electricity sector are made throughout this paper to illustrate the use of the dynamic agent composition in a concrete manner.
The dynamic agent composition provides a natural simulation space over which ABMs of networked structures are represented, facilitating their implementation; and verification and validation of models is facilitated by quickly setting up alternative simulations.
