The phrase "agent ability" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the capabilities or skills of an agent, particularly in fields like artificial intelligence or gaming.
Example: "The agent's ability to adapt to new environments is crucial for its success in the simulation."
Alternatives: "agent capability" or "agent skill".
Cellulat, the model, takes into account two essential aspects of the intracellular signalling networks: (1) cognitive capacities, which are modelled as the agent abilities to interact with the surrounding medium and (2) a spatial organisation, this last obtained using a shared data structure through which the agents communicate between them.
They said the problems had not compromised agents' ability to respond to threats.
It could cripple F.B.I. investigations of terrorism suspects and agents' ability to disrupt plots.
Instead, the bureau's success against the Klan was primarily a product of agents' ability to grasp the motivations, concerns and passions of everyday Klan adherents.
A long delay, the PPP reasonably feared, would increase Mr Musharraf's agents' ability to manipulate the election in his favour.
In a scalding 51-page opinion, the judge, Deborah A. Robinson, concluded that the Secret Service refused to provide documents requested by the plaintiffs during the discovery phase of the trial, ignored judicial rules and defied court orders so extensively that it damaged the agents' ability to present their case.
Talkspan is the most substantial (β =.5484), indicating increasing individual agents' ability to reach other like-minded agents spurs cooperation dramatically based on first order local interactions.
We pose the following question: what are the limits to the agents' ability to realize gains from such speculative bets when their priors are private information?
In consequence, the topology affects the agents' ability to share knowledge, integrate knowledge, and make efficient use of knowledge in MAS.
This chapter presents a case for agent-based specification and procurement of construction products by pointing out the benefits that can be derived from the agents' ability to plan, set goals, reason about actions, and improve knowledge, and performance through learning.
