The phrase "agent device" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, communication, or systems where an agent acts on behalf of a user or system, often in reference to software or hardware.
Example: "The agent device was responsible for processing the user's requests and relaying information back to the server."
Alternatives: "agent system" or "agent tool".
As for the regulation priority sequence, the regulation devices within the agent will certainly have the highest priority, and followed by the neighboring agent devices at the same level.
We extracted four pieces of information from the User-Agents: device type, operating system, application type, and type of a web browser.
The Spy Kids' suburban house throbs with secret-agent devices ranging from micro-cameras to explosive bubble-gum, and the villains' HQ is like something Ken Adam might have come up with after being locked in a cell with 10 tabs of acid and the collected works of Dr Seuss and R Crumb.
In this review we discuss recent progress in how DNA has brought unmatched function to materials, focusing specifically on new advances in delivery agents, devices, and sensors.
29 31 Other potential interventions include pharmacological agents; devices; equipment or supplies; clinical or surgical procedures; diagnostic tests; screening programmes; information provision; and access strategies.
Both Daniel Dennett and Richard Dawkins like to talk about our mental HADD, or Hyperactive Agent Detection Device, whereby "we hyperactively detect agents where there are none, and this makes us suspect malice or benignity where, in fact, nature is only indifferent".
Then an original design of foaming agent mixing device is proposed, and its performance is investigated and evaluated under different pressure compensations.
Thus, the parameters sent to server, in order to make those ubiquitous decisions are the following: user agent, client device type, network type, screen width, battery, categories, sections, items, and edition date (as shown in Figure 4).
The results show that the new design of the foaming agent adding device has a reasonable cavity negative pressure, does not produce cavitations, and has a lower inlet pressure demand with less pressure loss.
As a result, electrochemical measurements of the presented microfluidic biosensor chip shows good repeatability in the obtained amperometric current measurement and feasibility in the use of portable nerve agent detection device as an application.
As Dennett points out, even the simplest animals have what psychologist Justin Barrett in an article in Trends of Cognitive Science 4 (2000 29-344, "Exploring the Natural Foundations of Religion," calls a hyperactive agent detection device, or HADD.
