Sentence examples for matching agent from inspiring English sources

SANS curves measured at different partial pressure of the matching agent p-xylene were used for a differential filling of the micro- and mesopores.

It is worth mentioning that in some cases, the opinions are in multi dimensions, i.e., x is vector, in which the best matching agent is obtained separately for each dimension.

Here, similarly, for each agent, first, the best matching agent is found, and then, its opinion is updated (using equation (2)) if the fitness of the best-matching neighbor is better (i.e., it results in a lower value in the objective function) than that of the agent.

In planning and activity research there are two common approaches to matching agents with environments.

This motivates a new matching problem: matching agents subject to an initial assignment.

High point Despite Anderson being drawn to great female characters such as Lady Dedlock, Miss Havisham and Stella Gibson, none may ever match Agent Scully in public affection (she also won an Emmy and Golden Globe for the role).

The 'communication agents' that identify and match agents are based on the goals and agent's interest.

Al built on Shapley's theories about the best ways to match "agents" in markets — for example, students matched with schools or organ donors with patients needing organs — and conducted experiments to further illuminate Shapley's work.

The labor market matches agents with work, but uncertainty over the type and location of available work reduces the efficiency with which skill can be allocated to its best use.

We identify sufficient conditions (most notably, quasiconcave utilities) for the investments of matched agents to satisfy an exchange efficiency property as well as sufficient conditions (most notably, a single crossing property) for agents to be matched positive assortatively, with these conditions then forming the core of sufficient conditions for the efficiency of equilibrium allocations.

If the records didn't match, agents would review the passenger's documents according to old-fashioned procedure, said O'Sullivan, whose team has been testing the concept.