Sentence examples for agent transport from inspiring English sources

Kalong defines a new migration protocol, named Simple Agent Transport Protocol (SATP), which is an application-level protocol that transfers agent information to a single destination agency.

We introduce a new problem in the area of scheduling and route planning operations called the service agent transport problem (SATP).

These challenges originate from having two or even three phases in the reaction mixture, which can lead to issues related to phase partitioning of the controlling agent, transport of the controlling agent between phases, the role of aqueous phase kinetics, and the phenomena of particle nucleation and colloidal stability.

The Stochastic Collection and Replenishment (SCAR) scenario is motivated by mining and agricultural scenarios where a dedicated replenishment agent transports a resource between a centralised replenishment point to agents using the resource in the field.

The amount of contrast agent transported to the inflamed synovial membrane is probably a result of the number, size, and permeability of vessels and volume of the synovial membrane itself.

In these conditions, the tumour can be killed by intracellular acidification-induced injury caused by a protodynamic agent transporting hydrogen ions into the cytosol in a pH-sensitive manner.

American agents transport the cash on government flights to the United States, where it is deposited into traffickers' accounts, and then wired to companies that provide goods and services to the cartel.

This paper explains the chosen methodology for software design of the Multi-Agent Transport Simulation, MATSim.

This paper reports on initial steps of an integration of the microscopic land-use simulation system SILO (Simple Integrated Land -Use Orchestrandr) and the agent-based transport simulation system MATSim (Multi-Agent Transport Simulation).

For example, the absence of a basal membrane leads to a decrease in the tightness of the vessel, and then to an increase in interstitial pressure, which is reflected in the disruption of therapeutic agents transport and CA in tumor tissue (Tong et al., 2004).

For the systemically delivered agents, transport simulations were used to help design the experiments and make predictions on distribution.