Sentence examples for agent space from inspiring English sources

One approach is to endogenize perturbations and shocks across Y, RS, SE and D values and agent space, to map equilibrium stability and system phase transitions.

The decision to set-up an office in the US came from 2 factors: first, there wasn't a strong leader in the virtual agent space in the American market.

The growth rate for g is tied to the agent space density, y, given by y = N/gd, as covered by these two cases: 1. g grows asymptotically faster than N1/d.

The growth rate for the maximum dimension range, g, is tied to the agent space density, y, given by y = N/gd, as covered by these two cases: 1. g grows asymptotically faster than N1/d.

Meanwhile, the new round of funding for eMoov comes amid lots of noise over the last year that U.K. startups in the online estate agent space have been in various, albeit tentative and perhaps informal, acquisition or merger talks, in a bid to better compete with Purplebricks, which is thought to be the leader.

Richard Garriott, 38, a son of the Skylab astronaut Owen Garriott and a software developer who made $30 million building Origin Systems, has put down a five-figure deposit with the booking agent Space Adventures in Arlington, Virginia, to secure a good place in line.

The Mobile-C library contains different categories of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) in both binary and agent spaces to facilitate the design of mobile agent based applications.

With the synchronization mechanism provided by the Mobile-C library for both binary and agent spaces, simultaneous processes across both spaces can be coordinated to get correct runtime order and avoid unexpected race condition.

Adapted from Shapiro [6] U.S. Federal Workforce Departure Model, the present ABM includes STEM and Non-STEM workers represented as agents within an agent-space environment of a large U.S. government organization.

All of these options use modular imperative architectures with factored agents, spaces, a scheduler, logs, and an interface.

In particular, it explores how cost benefit analysis and the carbon accounting techniques required by the Kyoto Protocol, the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme and other carbon trading mechanisms 'frame' new agents, spaces, relations and objects, and what the consequences have been and are likely to be.