Sentence examples for making agent from inspiring English sources
Using real cameras for such research would raise privacy concerns, so he is making agent simulations available instead to researchers who are training cameras to detect unusual behaviour.
Representatives from the old American chemical company, which had a dark history of making Agent Orange and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), came to the Guardian offices in 1997 claiming that Monsanto was the leader of the new "biological" age, having re-invented itself as a global seed company and world saviour.
As the first step in making agent development more popular and practically applicable is to allow agents' frameworks and architectures to be opened and freely available to wide range of agent communities.
In addition, workflow automation software is making agents more efficient by eliminating the need for repetitive tasks that they previously did manually.
Tournaments seem to be an appropriate starting point for this concept because a tournament induces incentives by making agents compare themselves with their opponents.
I think dressing down the TSA might actually be the key to making agents seem more accessible and putting a friendlier face on the agency.
The company made Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
When I found out that he really made Agent Coulson a main character in the thing -- and gave me stuff to push and do -- I was grateful.
They've made Agent Orange, DDT, and PCB -- some of the worst toxins, and it took everybody getting cancer and birth defects to finally do something.
We could make agents less important.
