Finally, the two agents stood face-to-face with Regan.
The team brought in free agents for face-to-face meetings and made sure their scouts were not seduced by talent without character.
Another possibility should be the gap between the detection of agency and engagement through overtly communicative interaction with the agent in face-to-face situations.
This is especially true when the agents use simulated face-to-face conversation as the primary communication medium, and for applications in which repeated interactions over long time periods are required, such as in health behavior change.
In the SI scenes, the two agents were either face-to-face or the one was turned sideways with respect to the other.
United will sell a third-party e-ticket to a customer who comes to a United counter or a travel agent for a face-to-face purchase, although sometimes travel agents who know a client well may sell an e-ticket over the phone for a third party, Mr. Burdette said.
The prosecution's case largely revolved around the testimony of two men who had pleaded guilty to taking part in the alleged bribery scheme, thousands of phone calls that federal agents had intercepted and face-to-face conversations that were secretly recorded by three state lawmakers.
Blood samples were collected and medical examinations carried out, and information about occupational history and past and present exposure to chemical and physical agents was collected in face-to-face interviews.
To transition from just money transfers services to offering credit, savings and more, you need bases and a sustainable, healthy network of agents which builds trust through face-to-face interactions.
For instance, the IRS manual tells agents to ask during a face-to-face interview if there is an existing written business plan for the activity, suggesting taxpayers would be well advised to develop one at the outset.
Insurers insist their brochures disclose all costs, as legally required, and that their agents discuss the negatives in face-to-face meetings.
