Sentence examples for a proactive agent. from inspiring English sources

Then you've become a reactive robot responding to other people's requests, instead of a proactive agent addressing your own priorities.

Rooney's determination to force a transfer, with a proactive agent in Paul Stretford, and Chelsea doing everything they could to push it has been such a major issue at Old Trafford it is estimated to have taken up more than half the time that United's top-level officials have devoted to working on player arrivals and departures.

Interestingly, administration of keratinocyte growth factor, which is a powerful proactive agent against various injurious stimuli, also down-regulates the pulmonary capacity of non-neuronal ACh production, which has been interpreted as preventing cholinergic over-stimulation (Grau et al. 2007a).

We describe a proactive assistant agent architecture and its applications in practical problems including emergency response and military peacekeeping operations.

When you search your iPhone, the company's new Proactive Agent will quickly find content inside the apps on the device and bring it to the forefront.

In particular, we highlight MAS-ML, an MAS modelling language that performs a conservative extension of UML while incorporating agent-related concepts to represent proactive agents.

This paper, therefore, aims to extend the MAS-ML metamodel and evolve its tool to support the modelling of not only proactive agents but also several other architectures described in the literature.

And this is where the NEA and the AFT should step in to be proactive agents of change for their memberships.

For companies, it means seeing the SDGs as a 'materiality framework'; identifying the local development challenges that pose material risks to their business and becoming proactive agents of change.

This entails supporting adolescents not only as victims and but also as proactive agents of change.

The key driver for a societal change towards a low-carbon society is a cultural change by a new "global social contract" carried out and performed by a proactive state and change agents – or pioneers of sustainability – by means of a culture of participation and obligation towards future generations.