Sentence examples for faulty agents from inspiring English sources

Infeasibility results with respect to available measurements and faults are also provided, as well as methods to remove faulty agents from the network.

The paper will show how an agent population can be monitored, faulty agents isolated and reloaded in a healthy state, hence rejuvenated.

Furthermore, authors in [23] decided to use the simple recovery after a failure by using merged snapshots, in which faulty agent requires the manager any of snapshot available.

It is shown that under a special condition on the network topology the faulty agent can be isolated in the team.

The reconfigured control law gains are selected first by employing a geometric approach where a set of controllers guarantees that the output of the faulty agent imitates that of the healthy agent and that the consensus achievement objectives are satisfied.

This allows this emerging paradigm to overcome the objection challenging the paradigm of fault: uncertainty surrounding science and technology and its impacts make it impossible to establish the causal chains back to the (faulty) behaviour of agents that are necessary to determine liability.

That an agent intended to bring about a certain harm does not explain why the action was impermissible, but it can explain what is morally faulty about the agent's reasoning in pursuing that line of action.

According to François Ewald (1993) we can distinguish three different paradigms of responsibility, corresponding to three different historical turns of the concept of responsibility, namely: 1. the paradigm of fault, corresponding to the traditional moral and legal idea of responsibility as linked to a faulty causation by the agent.

Based on this local information, the design agent of the faulty subsystem procures relevant model information from other design agents to model the faulty subsystem under the influence of the physical interactions and to reconfigure the corresponding control station.

Every year people are mistakenly killed by law enforcement agents because of faulty information and "suspicious behavior".

The report, issued Thursday by the department's inspector general, Glenn A. Fine, attributed the problem to a faulty F.B.I. policy that allowed agents to claim the extra time and money, in some cases for hours when they were watching movies, exercising and attending parties.