Sentence examples for agents to adapt from inspiring English sources
This adaptation demands other agents to adapt themselves, changing their behaviors, thus demanding the given agent to adapt again.
Furthermore, an adaptation mechanism that allows mobile agents to adapt themselves to diversified local environments is presented, including prototype implementation details.
One can intuitively suspect that natural selection can cause infectious agents to adapt to local conditions and that local adaptation can lead to spatial genetic structuring.
Given Hppi's demonstrated lack of patience, you can look for Farmers' 14,000 U.S. agents to adapt quickly to his broad concept of what constitutes risk management.
Our strategy is based on both short and long-term learning that allows such agents to adapt their bidding behaviour to be efficient in a wide variety of environments.
Compared with the existing schemes, simulation result shows that our proposed scheme helps network agents to adapt actions to achieve the socially balanced outcome while converging to behavioral learning equilibrium.
Icarus! met with Wilson in 1984 and subsequently obtained permission from Wilson's agent to adapt the trilogy.
The team's leader, Dr. Peter Stone, a senior technical staff member, attributed the victory to a very flexible agent programmed to adapt itself to different circumstances.
Mary: The Making of a Princess is about how difficult it was for the Tasmanian-born estate agent Mary Donaldson to adapt to royal life and how the "happy-go-lucky girl from Hobart" transformed into a royal renowned for her sense of style.
And yet, when we look to other industries that the internet flattened, it is hard to find many articles written in defence of travel agents who had to adapt to competition from websites like Expedia, or go out of business.
Brendan Moran, chief executive of the Irish Travel Agents Association, recently described the use of the Web for reservations as just another form of distribution to which travel agents would have to adapt.
