Sentence examples for agents to support the from inspiring English sources
Lysanders and other aircraft took off from here laden with guns, ammunition, supplies and agents to support the resistance in occupied Europe.
We present an agent based (sub system to support the user in problem formulation for automated process design tools, within the framework of COGents, a European Project to use cognitive agents to support the dynamic and opportunistic interoperability of CAPE OPEN (CO) compliant software (Braunschweig et al. 2004).
The framework is structured as an agent organization consisting of three types of agents: 'interface agents' to improve the user system interaction; 'tool agents' to support the use and management of models; and 'domain agents' to provide access to specialized knowledge.
The middleware is focused on using (primarily) mobile agents to support the IoT requirements while our primary attention is to develop system that could be widely used in different areas and environments.
The first class of therapeutic agents to support the hypothesis that targeting the tumor microenvironment could benefit patients clinically is radiopharmaceuticals. Radiopharmaceuticals (eg, strontium-89, samarium-153, rhenium-186, and radium-223) concentrate at sites of bone-forming activity to deliver a potent dose of radiation.
Therefore, perindopril appears to fulfill a number of pharmacodynamic criteria for an antihypertensive agent to support the effective treatment of this condition.
Furthermore, we have previously reported a lack of effect of pharmacological agents to support cardiac contractile function mediated via the receptor - cAMP - phosphokinase A pathway during, as well as after, rewarming [ 11].
We propose a cooperative multi-agent platform to support the invention process based on the patent document analysis.
This paper, therefore, proposes a multi-agent architecture to support the fast adaptation or changes in the control/supervision architecture.
In recent papers, we studied the use of a mobile agent framework to support the co-ordination of the primary process in a virtual enterprise.
In the second part, we justify the need of an open multiple-agent architecture to support the implementation of such a principle of adaptation.
