During every simulation the system contained ∼108 living agents (i.e. Escherichia coli) at the most abundant point.
"Most of them are decent enough, they're just trying to make a living, K tells new agent J Will Smithh) before pulling back the curtain to reveal all the incognito alien taxi drivers, newsies, and other hardworking background players helping the world chug along.
(Pasteur perceived the neutralizing effect as a killing effect on the agent, since he suspected that the agent was a living organism).
Mr. Valley, most recently seen as a living-dead F.B.I. agent on "Fringe," isn't ideally cast as a wild-man hero with a death wish — he projects calm rather than crazy — but he looks great and handles his nonstop action duties capably.
The grant of power to your agent in a Living Will should be as broad as possible.
For example, in most states, there are certain people that cannot be your agent in a Living Will, such as your doctor, staff of health care facilities or nursing home facilities that provide your care, employees of government agencies, or any person who is already an agent for someone else.[6].
In researching the market again, I learned that very few rental-only agents make a living, and I didn't want Town to be a churn-and-burn business.
Agents make a living out of creatively monetizing everything that happens on the football field involving their client.
Real estate agents make a living selling houses, so they have a powerful incentive to get you to buy one.
The ability of T-cell to inhibit the growth of mycobacteria was impaired more in patients receiving a graft from a cadaveric donor than in patients receiving a graft from a living relative donor, because more immunosuppressive agents must be administrated against acute cellular rejection.
