3) Proposal of two updating methods, for the communication coupling weight and the participating agent identity, to adaptively meet the requirements for changes in communication topology.
Worse still, the Placement Agent Policy adopted by the Treasurer in 2009 expressly permits an investment manager or placement agent to designate as a trade secret under North Carolina law the placement agent identity, services and compensation.
(7 Additionally, to adapt to changes in the number of agents and thereby meet the plug-and-play operation requirements for a DC microgrid, an agent identity updating method is proposed.
Some parts of the files, more than 200 pages long, had been censored to protect agents' identities and little was said of their contents in open court.
A Mabey director, Richard Glover, later unsuccessfully tried to persuade the ECGD that the firm should be allowed to keep its agents' identities secret.
However, in recent years some feminists and care ethicists have sought both to affirm autonomy and to revise individualistic or atomistic conceptions of autonomy through ideas of relational autonomy that centre on the conviction that persons are socially embedded and that agents' identities are formed within the context of social relationships [ 12, 14- 17].
There are no frequent customer reward cards – officials fear the data they contain could be mined by marketers and compromise undercover agents' identity – and baristas have to go through thorough background checks before starting and be escorted on and off the work area by "minders".
These types of obvious inequities -- i.e, in this case right to marry -- are also easier for agent (majority) identities to empathise with.
Joseph C. Wilson IV is the husband of the C.I.A. agent whose identity was leaked.
The Asis agent, whose identity remains secret, has also had his passport seized.
