Sentence examples for agents to generate a from inspiring English sources
To combine the dual- and triple-predicate pathways, we constructed a search subspace using the quantum disjunction operator, and measured the distance between this subspace and each of the agents to generate a ranked list.
The algorithms we derive allow each local agent to generate a preliminary diagnosis prior to any communication and we show that after communicating the agents we design recover the global diagnosis that a centralized agent would have derived.
The principle of ESR is to react with free radicals using a spin-trapping agent to generate a relatively stable free radical adduct.
Mature HGF (~70-80 ~70-80hould contain a disulfide bond that can be cleaved in the presence of a reducing agent to generate an α (~ 60 kDa) and a β (~ 30 kDa) shouldt [ 26].
We present an architecture for self-motivated agents to generate behaviors in a dynamic envi- ronment according to its possibilities of interactions.
The client application is used to communicate with XML agents to generate necessary objects.
They depend on the environment or superior agents to generate goals for them to act upon.
Photothermal therapy (PTT) employs photo-absorbing agents to generate heat from optical energy, leading to the 'burning' of tumor cells.
Significantly, APM, which is considered to be a biologically compatible chemical, could act as both the reducing and capping agents to generate highly stable Au nanoparticles (APM-AuNPs).
The capability of ultrasound both to emulsify instantly a liquid/liquid system in the absence of stabilizing agents and to generate a high flux of material towards the electrode surface is shown to provide new tools for the control of electrochemical redox processes.
In order to confirm that SpFan1 is specifically involved in ICL repair, cell survival assays were repeated for fan1-d and pso2-d using bis 2-chloroethyl)methylamine (HN2, mechloretamine), an agent shown to generate a higher proportion of DNA interstrand cross-links compared to cisplatin [2].
