For example, in the original position, agents do not know their social status, natural abilities, or conceptions of the good (Rawls 1971, 12).
Apart from position, agents, such as erythromycin and cisapride, increase the gastric motility and they could accelerate gastric emptying and prevent gastric aspiration [ 9, 10].
A precise description of the kind of standing communication system that warrants this kind of inference by a suitably positioned agent is a delicate matter, which Goldberg explores (2011: 96–105).
Mr. Widmer was so valuable to the government that for years the C.I.A. positioned agents in parked cars at each end of the Fort Worth street where he and his family lived, his son said.
James Joyce coveted the position of agent for Irish tweed in Trieste.
From that position the agent was likely able to gain enough information to deanonymise users, whilst Benthall made an operational security error when he used a personal email address when registering the servers used for Silk Road 2.0.
The oblique perspective concurs with the discourse of the analyst, focussing on the object a (in the upper-left position of agent) as something which actively addresses and enforces itself upon the subject (in the upper-left position as recipient).
Eventually, the supremacy of the Master (S1) will by subverted by the practical know-how of the servant (S2), so that in the end S2 will come to occupy (usurp) the upper-left position as agent.
Thus, the ultimate target of desire, referred to by Lacan as the inexorable object a, comes into view, occupying the position of agent: triggering, commanding and frustrating the scientists' interminable work.
Mr. Walker took an interview and agreed to the appointment as chief engineer on one of the sections, on the understanding that the author would be promoted to the position of agent.
