Sentence examples for agent life from inspiring English sources
He left the agent life in 1997, when he became a founding partner of Imagine Television with Brian Grazer and Ron Howard.
Tank Jones (pink tie) is Johnston's manager, agent, life coach, wardrobe consultant, whatever; Tank's brother, Marvin (black tie), is Johnston's personal trainer.
The details of agent fabrication, modular agent structure, agent life cycle, as well as advantages of agent fabrication are presented.
The underlying Context and programming models are presented, including the mechanisms and strategies used for Agent life cycle management, network isolation and Context request, processing and publishing.
Models discussed include ones of agent dwell time, agent life span for various cloning scenarios, agent report statistics, and quality of service.reserved.reserved
In Algorithm 1 the agent life-cycle during all the simulation time is proposed: every time step, every pedestrian perceives the values of path field, obstacle field and density field for all the cells that are in its neighbourhood.
"I'm an entrepreneur, a make-things-happen guy, a mover-shaker," he says excitedly, explaining why the free-agent life suits him to a T. "I'm not a nurturer; I'm not a long-term guy".
With the advent of widely available HIV testing and the introduction of antiretroviral agents, life expectancy of HIV infected patients has increased.
Controversy continues today about how to analyze and evaluate the commitments of a principle of beneficence, including how to formulate limits that reduce required burdens on agents' life plans and make meeting the obligations of beneficence a realistic possibility.
On the other hand (as I like to imagine), maybe his underground secret-agent life gave him special access to works of art.
An individual's reaction to any hazard depends primarily on the length, pattern, and concentration of exposure but is also affected by such factors as age, sex, ethnic group, genetic background, nutritional status, coexistent disease, concomitant exposure to other toxic agents, life-style, and history of previous exposure to the agent in question.
