For example, the agent could open or close bank accounts in the principal's name, invoke or waive the principal's contractual rights, or buy or sell stocks for the principal.
For example, the agent will see whether you buy high-tech stocks or stick with the big blue chips.
Whenever it runs a new agent, for example, the agent manager stores all the necessary information in the Infinispancache (e.g. agentIdentifier -> beanInstance).
For example, the agent (B ⅋ C) becomes (by applying the ⅋-right introduction rule) the two agents B and C (now working in parallel).
For example, the agent can know \(A\wedge B\) but be aware of nether \(A\) nor \(B\) and hence not know either.
For example, the agent's ability to refer to agent-external items is needed for fulfilling a request like Pick up the blue square! or to report how many blue squares there are in the agent's current task environment.
For example, the agent wrongfully obstructs a pathway so that the claimant is forced to take a more dangerous route along a canal, and falls into the canal, sustaining injury.
For example, the agent could be informed that a user will come home in one hour (cf. Section 6, where one possibility to generate this information, namely, profile generation, is presented).
Gendler argues that these components are "bundled" together or "cluster" in such a way that when an implicitly biased person sees a black face in a particular context, for example, the agent's representation will automatically activate particular feelings and behaviors (i.e., an R A B cluster).
Despite the low wages the 2% commission that each agent received on rubber production made up the majority of the agents' pay, for example the agent at Bongandanga received 16,800 fr in commission in 1903.
