Our approach is to embrace Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation (ABMS) because it has been extensively used to: a) analyze complex socio-technical systems and their emergent behavior (Shah et al. 2005; Chen & Cheng 2010; Stroeve et al. 2003; Wolfe et al. 2009); and b) address cases where agents need to collaborate and solve problems in a distributed fashion (Klein et al. 2004).
The replies illustrated that more than 58percentt (n=237) of the educators did not look forward to or embrace change agents in the workplace (Table 3).
Agents embrace preapprovals because they allow them "to show they have a real buyer who's already started the process," Mr. Mollica said.
As a result, Hoefer embraces the agent-centric nature of chances in his sense, regarding as essential the credence-guiding role for them that is captured by the Principal Principle.
May Brazilians have the wisdom to reject the devil that they know and embrace the change agent they need.
Find one organization of the many which you will embrace, become an agent of change in social networking, in your community, with your friends, relatives, and peer groups.
The presence of autonomic neuropathy slows gastric emptying and, thus, the use of agents that embrace this mechanism are fraught with the possibility of causing complications like obstruction and gastric bezoar formation.
This raises a number of challenges that are related to the understanding of how such processes could be effected, how sectoral agents' willingness to embrace such trajectories could be stimulated and enhanced and how the main agents, mechanisms and actions, which are integral to the implementation of these processes, could be identified.
Spy novels embrace clichés — the double agent, the bomb-rigged briefcase — and "Assassin of Secrets," published last fall, made a virtue of this tendency, piling one trope onto another to create a story that rang with wry knowingness.
