Sentence examples for building coordinated from inspiring English sources
We argue that in order to address the challenge of building coordinated and collaborated intelligent agents, it is beneficial to combine AI techniques with methods and techniques from a range of multi-entity fields, such as game theory, operations research, physics and philosophy.
Our work suggests that this method can avoid the burdensome work on building coordinate systems, transformation matrix and understanding on the mechanism.
On some nights, he helps oversee battles, operating from buildings, coordinating with fighters by cellphone, radio and courier.
The building will remain occupied, however, and construction coordinated with the occupants.
The strategy of the JP is based on capacity building activities coordinated by FAO, WHO and UNDP along with governmental institutions (MAGA, MSPAS and SEGEPLAN) to drive the attention to temporal and structural vulnerabilities of the area with an emphasis to the poorest.
One of them has been around since the '70s - building and coordinating strategic stockpiles so that they are supplied into a single world market.
Palestinian officials said that the Abbas-Mubarak meeting was to focus on Israeli settlement building and coordinating positions ahead of President Bush's visit to the region, scheduled to start next Wednesday.
It has also set up an operations room in a bunker at its main Whitehall building to coordinate efforts in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Although I had a considerable lack of experience in heading an office, what's more, building and coordinating a worldwide organization, my abilities and work seemed to be promising for the founders.
Additionally, I am building and coordinating a multi-tiered tutoring program that prepares inmates for successful completion of our state's high school equivalency exam.
Assistant City Manager Ken Duran said City Hall is a key building for coordinating emergency response in the aftermath of a major earthquake and must be able to meet seismic safety standards.
