Sentence examples for distinguish agents from inspiring English sources

We found that toddlers can use the time and effort associated with goal-directed actions to distinguish agents, and that children prefer agents who incur fewer costs in completing a goal.

Either she must show what is defective in the manipulation cases so as to distinguish agents so manipulated from the sort of proper mesh demanded by her theory, or she must bite the same bullet and accept that these sorts of manipulated agents, by the conditions of her theory, do act of their own free wills and are morally responsible for their conduct.

It should also be mentioned that infusion and/or hypersensitivity reactions could distinguish agents such as bevacizumab and aflibercept from the TKIs, which are less likely to cause such AEs.

Gibson's positive approach to vision was to attempt to specify this richness, the information in what he called the ambient optic array, especially invariants in that array, which can be used to distinguish agent-dependent and objective features of one's environment.

In order to distinguish agent-specific from common responses, we divided the genes into disjoint groups according to the subset of agents in which they were induced.

The difference between the RG and RRG is that agents in the RRG distinguish reciprocal agents from other agents and so behave differently towards them.

The ability to distinguish between agents and objects is the basis for another important human skill that scientists call "cognitive empathy" (or "theory of mind," depending on whom you ask): the ability to predict what other beings are thinking, and what they want, by watching how they move.

In contrast, population-based modelling approaches (e.g., Bosse et al. 2011) do not distinguish individual agents, but instead describe the dynamics of crime in terms of mathematical formulae (mostly differential equations) over variables that represent the densities of certain sub-groups in the population.

The ability to distinguish all agents enables a precise accounting of the resource usage.

Participants were asked to distinguish antimicrobial agents that were being taken at the time of hospitalization from those drugs that were taken for illnesses preceding the onset of pneumococcal pneumonia.

In this setting, it is important to distinguish between agents that give good but transient responses and those for which overall responses may be less but which may be maintained for longer.