Sentence examples for functioning as an agent from inspiring English sources
[33] Hence, unlike his contemporaries, who often thought of the human possible intellect as being illumined by God functioning as an agent intellect, Bonaventure assigns each human being an agent intellect.
Although the scientific observer regards the immune system functioning as an agent, the system in fact processes information without the perspective of some (artificial) knowing entity surveying the world.
It functions as an agent of change if it can successfully stimulate changes in potential users' practices and behaviours.
On television, at least, the war has been justified and prettified in a way that is truly pornographic". But once Heinemann enters the present, going back to a country where he functioned as an agent of death, he loses his balance.
Consequently, in the absence of syntactic devices, it is the syntacto-semantic features of the subject which are relevant for a distinction between the verbal and adverbial function of 必 bì: the deontic reading is confined to an addressee subject that functions as an agent or causer.
Considering that sampangine possesses an iminoquinone moiety, potentially functioning as an oxidizing agent, we have investigated the implication of an oxidant stress on sampangine-induced cytotoxicity.
The DOJ brief would have to prove that Young was functioning as a government agent, rather than a personal friend when he was assisting Washington's request.
Tissue adhesives are widely used in surgery for wound closure, sealing suture lines, fixating of implants, and functioning as a hemostatic agent.
For example, if the selected change agent is a point-of-care provider how do they continue in their provider role while at the same time functioning as a "change agent".
Furthermore, they hypothesized that bevacizumab, functioning as an anti-angiogenesis agent, may represent a potentially beneficial two-drug treatment strategy.
Antithrombin is a plasma glycoprotein that inhibits several enzymes of the coagulation cascade, thereby functioning as a principal anticoagulant agent.
