Sentence examples for authentic agent from inspiring English sources

"Donald Trump was the most authentic agent of change," Axelrod says.

The mass spectrometer was tuned up to each authentic agent prior to sample analysis.

The nerve agent model compounds described herein are also much less toxic than the authentic agents.

The propensity of the leaving group in these nerve agent model compounds differs from those of highly reactive leaving groups of authentic agents, but otherwise, the model compounds recapitulate the properties of authentic agents.

Palin, like a number of Republican operatives earlier in the day, also set herself up as a more authentic change agent than Obama.

Because use of authentic nerve agents is strictly regulated, nerve agent model compounds that have chemical and functional properties similar to those of authentic nerve agents were used.

Such social movements can therefore be considered authentic urban agents, instrumental in shaping the city.

The test for authenticity on his account is historical and counterfactual: an agent is authentic with respect to a certain preference or desire if and only if she did not resist the development of the preference or desire when attending to the process of its development, or would not have resisted had she attended to the process (Christman 1990; Christman 1991, 346).

Fraser-Smith was the inventor of, among other things, garlic-flavored chocolate intended to render authentic the breath of agents dropping into France and "a compass hidden in a button that unscrewed clockwise, based on the impeccable theory that the 'unswerving logic of the German mind' would never guess that something might unscrew the wrong way".

Authentic radiolabelling of MR contrast agents ensures easy access to such probes: a ligand, chelating a paramagnetic metal ion (e.g. Mn2+) and the corresponding PET isotope (e.g. 52gMn), leads to a "cocktail mixture" where both imaging reporters exhibit the same pharmacokinetics.

It is the frank desire for an unvarnished and valid knowledge of oneself, a knowledge that may reveal the need for moral conversion, which permits the noetic agent to arrive at authentic knowledge of one's soul.