Sentence examples for driven by agents from inspiring English sources
In this study, we developed an original distributed approach based on evolutionary cooperative algorithms driven by agents' communication.
A notice provided by the Department of Moral Guidance contrasts this "simple, normal and popular" vehicle with the Mercedes "moving between nightclub, gambling halls and military bases driven by agents of the Italians, Americans and British in the defunct regime".
In recent days, protests by pro-Russian groups in Donetsk and Kharkiv were clearly driven by agents from Russia; some were from Russia's foreign intelligence service and others from Russia's security service, with toughs bused in from across the border.
What about "money left for Bryce?" You'll see speculation, perhaps driven by agent Scott Boras, that the Nats are still in the hunt for Harper.
SOEs' CSR is mainly driven by agent problems, and private companies' CSR is mainly driven by value-added and political protection (Su 2011).
These observations suggest that HPV+ HNSCC and HPV− HNSCC should be considered two distinct cancers with distinct biological pathways: one driven by environmental agents (tobacco and alcohol) and the other driven by infectious agents (high-risk HPV subtypes).
And Mr. Kerry is ferried to and fro in black Chevrolet Suburbans driven by Secret Service agents.
The model is driven by heterogeneous agents who put varying weights on past information as they design portfolio strategies.
After a 51-day standoff, tanks driven by F.B.I. agents pumped tear gas into the compound, after which a fire broke out, claiming about 80 lives.
At the front of the procession were bulletproof black sport utility vehicles and limousines driven by Secret Service agents who had spent hundreds of hours learning how to maneuver at high speeds.
Holder noted in a statement that the report confirmed his assertions that the flawed strategies were driven by field agents without his knowledge or approval and that department did not set out to misinform Congress.
