Sentence examples for generations of agents from inspiring English sources

This interpretation requires very long timescales, as it requires many generations of agents before equilibrium is reached.

Platinum complexes are the most widely used anticancer drugs; however, new generations of agents are needed.

Whatever the future, a new generation of agents and publishers sees the old publishing model as broken.

The next generation of agents should focus on human-centric interaction to achieve intelligence.

Hollywood has a new generation of agents who trawl YouTube for people making a name for themselves there.

Yes, even the Secret Intelligence Service is trawling around for the next generation of agents capable of unhooking an Agent Provocateur bra with one hand while defusing a nuclear bomb with the other.

Tokyo claims that 17 of its citizens were abducted at the height of the cold war as the communist state attempted to nurture a generation of agents that could operate inside Japan without attracting suspicion.

And since the new program aims in part to make the next generation of agents, entertainment lawyers and moguls think critically about their own business, he added, "The vocational and intellectual fit together very closely".

Indeed, not only was chlorpromazine successful by 1964 some 50 million people had taken the drug but its development also laid the groundwork for the later generation of agents used in the treatment of anxiety and depression.

Subsequently, a second generation of agents developed in recent years are currently being tested in clinical trials.

The latter interpretation assumes rather longer timescales: each instance of strategy adjustment represents a new generation of agents coming into the population, with the old generation dying simultaneously.