Sentence examples for process agent from inspiring English sources
In some regions, severe climatic controls cause a particular process agent to become preeminent.
The Secretary may require an employer to update a registration under this section not later than 30 days after a change in the employer's address, other contact information, officers, process agent, or other essential information, as determined by the Secretary.
The sources of these compounds are still not fully known but most likely, HCFC-31 is an intermediate process agent in the production of the refrigerant HFC-32, and HCFC-133a is an intermediate in the production of the refrigerant HFC-134a.
But we find a unique requirement in (b)(2) of that section, which additionally requires the registration to include the name of some individual (i.e., not another company) who knows both the name, street address, mailing address, manager, and service of process agent for each and every other foreign protected series of that same series organization.
Not all the MoAs are relevant to a disease, some FTC categories are particularly abstract (e.g. 'Anti-biological process agent') yet they represent discrete categories to which the drug belongs with an explicit and clear meaning.
To find national and local process agents, use your favorite search engine to search "process agent".
To support the framework four agents where defined: the Domain Process Agents (DPA), the Business Process Agents (BPA), the Enterprise Activity Agents (EAA) and the Functional Entity Agents (FEA).
Because of its link to the Netherlands, many homeowners are Dutch, but French residents often prefer to live on the Dutch side, where taxes are lower and buying is considered an easier process, agents said.
Agents' behavioural rules In a consensus building process, agents' behavioural rules follow opinion dynamics mechanisms.
During a learning process, agents act as independent learners, i.e., they only get information about their own action choice and payoff.
In the former process agents establish a logical form that is relative both to the specific context in which the reasoning takes place and to the agent's goals.
