Sentence examples for momentary agent from inspiring English sources
But this is implausible, for it is very difficult even to make sense of a momentary agent.
For a DER unit to be able to participate in a PowerMatcher cluster, its associated agent must communicate its momentary bid curve or demand function to the auctioneer agent.
The overwhelming "hit" totals brandished by your press agents count only "visits," often momentary, not qualitative joy, which is rightly expressed by duration and interaction.
The Gold Gloves were, however, but a momentary diversion in the off-season obsession with free agents, which, as Tom Verducci writes on SI.com, should come with warning labels.
Thus, in replacing the agent or cognizing 'I' with a play of causal factors resulting in momentary cognitive events, the Buddhist tradition treats the cognizing agent as merely another way of referring to the embodied and dynamic functioning of the five aggregates.
This instruction was purely spasmodic and temporary, was the result of a momentary irritation with Mexico, and even it was of such a nature as to discourage British agents.
The major banks and their agents have for years taken shortcuts with their mortgage securitization documents — and not due to a momentary lack of attention, but as part of a systematic approach to save money and increase profits.
This history of the agent's interaction with its environment constitutes an upper limit on what the agent can possibly know about the momentary state of the world.
