This means that they are concerned with the immediate contexts in which different kinds of agents, and the objects of their agency, encounter each other.
Writers are also objecting to agencies' move into the world of TV and movie production.
In a letter to Wheeler, four Democratic senators objected to the use of agency employees to prepare him for his confirmation hearing, while many of the EPA's other responsibilities — inspections and enforcement, clean-up of toxic Superfund sites — have come to a halt.
Short of becoming an object of concern of intelligence agencies or hackers, there is, to our knowledge, currently no one with the skills (or motivation) to try and unite our fragmentary digital traces into a coherent whole, a digital portrait, or a digital twin, containing our thoughts, emotions and actions.
Property owners who object to the agency's classification of their buildings can commission land surveys (at a cost of several hundred dollars) and then ask FEMA for a "letter of map amendment" to show to their banks.
Both animacy (animated entities) and interactivity (interacting objects) are required for the attribution of agency, which has been defined as intentional contingencies between agents [47].
Fine motor skills are essential to exploring the environment through being able to hold and explore objects and to experiencing a sense of agency through actions that lead to outcomes, e.g. shaking a rattle and hearing the sound or turning the pages of a book to see a new image.
Therefore, from a broad perspective, the object of political trust includes government agencies and political systems.
Examples (a) to (c), below, demonstrate how using different transitivity resources indicates differences in patients' sense of agency when they talk about semiotic objects.
Lord Smith, former chairman of the Environment Agency, said the object of the report, the second of four parts, was to clarify some of the main issues around fracking so that members of the public could make up their own minds.
We will focus on three different contexts/movements in US history – anti-slavery/abolitionist movements, the civil rights movement, and Black Lives Matter – considering in each case how religion is both an object of critique and source of empowerment, agency, and resistance.
