Sentence examples for agent to express from inspiring English sources

Roger Clemens is also available, and the Yankees have contacted his agent to express their interest.

Thus I have chosen wind as an agent to express multiple layers of data, to allow viewers to not only see but feel the data just as one feels the wind, be it gusty gale or gentle breeze".

An aggressor could attempt to defeat a passive antibody defense by engineering the agent to express antigenic changes, proteases, or antibody-binding proteins.

Sterilization of soils by pasteurisation, fumigation, or autoclaving usually allows the pathogen to proliferate giving the opportunity to the biocontrol agent to express its antagonistic activity under optimal conditions for the target's growth.

Other observations have noted that in nonsterile soils the native microflora slowed up the growth of the pathogen giving the opportunity to the biocontrol agent to express its antimicrobial activity more effectively [ 64].

Instead, it is necessary to conduct studies that may be defined as "mega-experiments," using a vast number of animals (at least 200 1,000 per experimental group) in order to express a marked difference in the variation of effects, and exposing the animals in all phases of development to allow the agent to express its full carcinogenic potential.

Advances in multimedia have allowed pedagogical agents to express synthetic emotions and nonverbal behaviours [4].

This scheduler is part of an architecture that is based on the Distributed Goal-Oriented Computing paradigm, which allows agents to express their own goals and to reach them by means of service compositions.

The BCECs were transfected using a commercially available transfection agent Turbofect™ to express the red fluorescent protein HcRed1-C1.

The claim that agents believe propositions under characters is reasonably clear when agents utter sentences to express their indexical beliefs.

Although computer-based characters such as interface agents are able to express basic human emotions, they cannot yet automatically and effectively adapt their emotional expressions to the changing context.