Sentence examples for agent in terms from inspiring English sources

An important challenge is to evaluate the effectiveness of the agent in terms of the intelligibility of its visible speech.

Destination is used to identify which path field is relevant for the agent: currentPathField = PathField ( Destination )  . Destination is the goal of the agent in terms of destination area.

Nietzsche's evaluative perspective is privileged, in turn, because it involves asssessing (i) prudential value (value for an agent) in terms of degree of power, and (ii) non-prudential value in terms of maximization of prudential value (i.e., maximization of power).

The investigation of dietary constituents should follow a structured design, incorporating parallel preclinical studies of the food source and the isolated agent in terms of efficacy, toxicity, biological mechanisms, and pharmacokinetics.

More troubling to the view that this none the less amounts to utilitarianism is Godwin's insistence on private judgment as a basic constraint, and his associated characterisation of the fully moral agent in terms of the fullest possible development of the individual's intellectual powers and potential.

This clearly shows that the action a triggered by stimulus s (which has an effect b) is not positive for the agent (in other words it is more like neutral to the agent in terms of the feeling): it leads to not getting any feelings out of it.

"In sales, for instance, they outperform bricks-and-mortar agents, in terms of revenue, by 10 to 15percentt".

Mr. Culbertson attacked the F.B.I. agents in terms that either meant nothing or meant that it was far less important to punish a murder than to keep out the federal authorities.

Agent-oriented paradigms (AOPs) formalise interactions between multiple agents in terms of changing their mental states by communication between agents.

The findings revealed no statistically significant difference between fixed and multi pedagogical agents in terms of dependent variables.

Reward Reward is repeatedly given to the social agents in terms of more useful (and currently required) information in return to volunteer services.