Sentence examples for contributing agents from inspiring English sources

In addition, volcanic eruptions are regularly considered as prime movers or contributing agents in cultural changes documented in the archaeological record (see, for instance, [45, 69 72]).

Accordingly, the terms "Connected" or "Connected Vehicle" refer to the technologies that ensure communication between all contributing agents or stakeholders including pedestrians, authorities and vehicles, as well as infrastructure.1 Figure 2 depicts a conceptual representation of a connected system.

In other words, it does not assume that there is a fixed sum of responsibility for an outcome that is divided among the contributing agents.

However, apparent bivariate association between these variable gives a reason to suggest that BHV-1 and BVDV may participate in the expression of BRD rather as contributing agents.

Older children living in the household, whether HIV-positive themselves or the older siblings of a younger-positive child, need to be acknowledged as contributing agents to ART adherence.

In addition, vitellogenin, JH and the insulin signaling pathway, serving as metabolic regulators of stress responses and/or molecular buffers against stress, in addition to other regulators of division of labor, have also been listed as potential contributing agents [ 71].

Justice, rule of law and accountability are key to ensuring that people access opportunities, co-exist peacefully, and above all meaningfully contribute as agents of their own development.

We focus on two attitudes that contribute to agents' behavior their intentions and their expectations and shown how Natural Language instructions contribute to such attitudes in ways that complement the environment.

This provides a framework that can be used to investigate further properties of AgentSpeak(L) agents, contributing towards giving firm theoretical grounds for BDI agent programming.

Furthermore, the unique characteristics of nanosystems can open up new prospects for site-targeted, more specific contrast agents, contributing to the development of certain nuclear magnetic resonance applications such as MRI.

Insecticide use has had detrimental impacts on pollinators and natural pest control agents, contributing to a decline in associated ecosystem services, and has also led to resistance development in pest populations.