Calderon's court filing alleges that he "was approached on six separate occasions by high level agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and on two occasions" by Assistant U.S. Atty.
At a higher level, agents cooperate with each other to balance workload using a peer-to-peer service advertisement and discovery mechanism.
At a higher level agents may also be able to negotiate and make autonomous decisions and commitments on behalf of their owners.
Current and former officials say there has been strong suspicion in the intelligence community for several years that the Russians still had at least one high-level agent, possibly more, within the government.
The big hook of the series, of course, is that a Muslim is an F.B.I. agent in the first place; in a "Frontline" interview two years ago, a former high-level agent named Gamal Abdel-Hafiz, who claims to have been the first Muslim agent ever hired by the F.B.I. when he started working there in the nineteen-nineties, said that by 2003 there were still only a handful of Muslim agents at the bureau.
As an alternative to planning, an approach to high-level agent control based on concurrent program execution is considered.
In this context, an agent is a piece of software performing defined system functions such as exchanging information or requesting services to other agents via a high-level agent communication language.
The report showed that British intelligence had relied more than the C.I.A. did on high-level agents in prewar Baghdad, even though those agents had no direct access to information on unlawful weapons.
The causative agents, Ebola virus and Marburg virus, are considered to be high level biothreat agents by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health.
I need somebody who can play at a high level,' " said the agent who dealt with Davis and Jackson during free agency this year.
