Sentence examples for agent understanding from inspiring English sources

Both Neurath's argument and Wittgenstein's earlier one are laid out for the case of an individual epistemic agent understanding himself before he needs to understand others (Uebel 1995b).

Because some modifiers confer protective effects against the underlying disease allele or causative agent, understanding them may reveal means of reducing the adverse effects of deleterious polymorphisms (Nadeau 2003).

We also show that instructions can require more than one context of interpretation and thus that agents' understanding of instructions can evolve as their activity progresses.

Based on an ongoing attempt to integrate Natural Language instructions with human figure animation, we demonstrate that agents' understanding and use of instructions can complement what they can derive from the environment in which they act.

Finally, the article stresses the importance of the enactive approach in the design of agents, understanding that previous approaches have very different cognitive architectures and that a prototypical model of enactive cognitive architecture is one of the largest challenges today.

Furthermore due to the emerging role of FGF-2 in tumour angiogenesis and its potential role in drug resistance to anti-angiogenic agents, understanding the FGF-dependent signalling pathways will prove useful to design novel potential strategies of intervention.

Since malignant cells are highly dependent on the glycolytic pathway for survival and the metabolic alterations make cells resistant to therapeutic agents, understanding and targeting this pathway is an important therapeutic strategy.

Just as understanding of pathophysiology is critical for the development of diagnostic tests and pharmacological agents, understanding "pathological" behaviour specific to environmental and social context is necessary for the development of context-specific, behavioural change strategies.