Sentence examples for augment agents from inspiring English sources

With the help of the Kaggle data science community, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is hosting an online competition to build machine learning-powered tools that can augment agents, ideally making the entire system simultaneously more accurate and efficient.

The staff will be augmented with agents from the state police, New Jersey Transit, the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission, and the Turnpike Authority.

In the presence of both public and private information units, the random person-to-display and context-aware person-to-person PoA information would augment the agent's information quality in terms of attention and memory.

The tagging initiative could potentially represent a means of augmenting an agent-based simulator with empirical inputs, insofar as to provide additional behavioural pattern resolution that would not otherwise be possible.

However, autophagy inhibitors combined with these agents augment their killing capacity.

There is increasing evidence that the erectogenic action of YOH can be augmented by concomitant administration of agents that augment the release and/or action of nitric oxide in the corpus cavernosum.

To integrate distributed heterogeneous knowledge available on the Web we use intelligent agents augmented by the mechanisms of the technology of fuzzy sets, which automatically structures the information in the adequate ontology template.

Lubricants are composed mainly of base oil such as mineral oil augmented with thickening agents and smaller quantities of additives such as antioxidants and corrosion inhibitors.

Synergism has been demonstrated and is consistent with the diverse mechanisms by which each of the agents augments the expression of PAI-1.

Such results provide further evidence that PRT is a potent anabolic stimulus and that the anabolic response to PRT can be augmented with pharmacological agents that target selected aspects of the catabolic pathways.

And once it became apparent, in 2014, that the Cubs had begun to turn the corner, Ricketts and Epstein opened the checkbook for free agents to augment their homegrown talent.