Unlike other mean-field game literature: (1) Here, the major and minor agents are endowed with different objective patterns: the major agent (say, the local government) aims to fulfill some prescribed future target, thus it is facing a "backward" LQ problem by minimizing the initial endowment.
The purpose of the document is not to lay out specific battle plans or prescribe future operations.
Published in 1971, his incendiary treatise Beyond Freedom and Dignity prescribed a future of behavioural modification and redirection which rejected the very idea of freedom, replacing it with guaranteed outcomes and individual conformity.
Younger artists look at the idea of the album sideways, kicking the tires, imagining a less prescribed, more multidimensional future for their high-concept work.
Moreover, the weight of a patient could be taken into account in the dosage of A-P prescribed for similar cases in the future.
Primaquine was prescribed for future use after G6PDH determination following discharge.
To address the costly rise in antidepressant prescribing, future research and guidance needs to concentrate on appropriate long term prescribing for depression and regular review of medication.
In Homer's Iliad, Agamemnon is visited in a dream by a messenger of the god Zeus to prescribe his future actions.
5 6 On the other hand, it may encourage doctors' attendance in future episodes, increase pressure on doctors to prescribe, increase future use of antibiotics, and therefore increase antibiotic resistance.
Speaking Tuesday, Chen Shui-bian, Taiwan's president, lashed out at Mr. Powell for defining Taiwan's status and prescribing its future relations with China in a way that he suggested departed from longstanding policy.
