FlightCar is a sort of agent for car sharing.
His essay-film "F for Fake," an ironic self-portrait, from 1973, had failed commercially, and he was struggling — with the help of Jaglom, who was serving as a sort of agent — to find funding for films and, for that matter, to make a living.
One might be forgiven for thinking that Prichard is a sort of agent-relative consequentialist.
In the second part, we generalized the model in a 2D system using the method of cellular automaton, a sort of agent-based model.
Moreover, a holon may be viewed as a sort of recursive agent, which is a super-agent composed by a sub-agents set, where each sub-agent has its own behavior as a complementary part of the whole behavior of the super-agent.
But in relation to the city's much-acclaimed music scene, the university has evolved into a sort of double agent.
This meditation is centered loosely on two young philosophy students, a man and a woman, and a mysterious teacher, Mr. Davidson, who also seems to be a sort of secret agent.
But Kewaunee was a "merchant" plant, a sort of free agent on the grid, selling its electricity on contract, at a price set by the market, not by the government.
The Times says that the man, whose name has been reported as Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi or Humam Khalil Mohammed, was a sort of triple agent, a Jordanian physician > recruited by the Jordanian intelligence service and taken to Afghanistan to infiltrate Al Qaeda by posing as a foreign jihadi.
Even if you grant that Orwell acted as a sort of undercover agent, stealthily recording the foibles and failures of his unsuspecting comrades, Hennessey points out that "any journalist or photographer in the current era is exploiting the subject he is writing about or taking a photo of, and if all were to be persecuted for their exploitation, there would be no news".
As for the less-innocent targets — the self-professed exorcist hired to cleanse Shirley of his demons, for example, or a swaggering member of the anti-immigrant watch group known as the Minutemen Project — Mr. Wootton admitted: "There was a sort of satirical agent at work.
