Sentence examples for agents to interact from inspiring English sources

It may overestimate the interaction time and it is possible for two agents to interact even if they do not visit a location at the same time, but are placed in the same time bin (i.e., one leaves shortly before the other arrives).

1. Ontology mappings are required to allow individual agents to interact and to share the results of their local problem solving capabilities.

This protocol allows a set of resource:representing agents to interact through an agent, representing a supply process order as a mediator.

Siri achieves this by: (1) understanding speech input in natural language form, (2) mapping user requests against its knowledge base (i.e., ontological domains) and (3) activating software "agents" to interact with Internet service providers to fulfill user requests.

For instance, Hermoso et al. [9, 10, 11] utilised organisational structures to improve the efficiency of trust computing mechanisms by endowing agents with some extra information to choose the suitable agents to interact with, such as the role taxonomy of agents in the structured organisation.

John Keegan from Critical Myth gave the episode 5/10, noting "Overall, this episode attempted to make a mundane murder case interesting by forcing the agents to interact with an 'alien' culture.

This suite of tools includes a bot framework now, too, and Nadella believes all businesses will at one point use a conversational agent to interact with their customers.

In the secondary spectrum market, SPRING was proposed in [5], which introduces a trustworthy agent to interact with both the auctioneer and the bidders.

The agent integration mechanism supports an agent to interact with other JADE-based agent platforms and to coordinate and monitor workflow coordination messages.

In this regard, certain GBCAs (i.e. gadobenate dimeglumine, MultiHance; gadoxetic acid, Primovist) have a hydrophobic moiety in their structure, which enables the agent to interact reversibly with serum proteins.

While molecular structure mostly influences the stability of the molecule, with macrocyclic GBCA being more stable than acyclic linear GBCA; the in vivo relaxivity of the contrast agent depends on the physiological environment (i.e., blood, interstitial fluids, intracellular space), as well as the capacity of the contrast agent to interact with macromolecules in the blood (protein binding).