Ignoring the grave doubts of some F.B.I. scientists, agents used bloodhounds to try to link the letters by scent to Dr. Hatfill.
CSS determines a joint collaboration between social, behavioral, cognitive and computer scientists with agent theorists, mathematicians and physicists [69].
The bunkhouse atmosphere on the remote island is tense enough, with scientists, government agents and a Park Service officer making uneasy bedfellows.
Its growing staff about two hundred scientists, F.B.I. agents, military officers, and other officials recently moved to larger quarters, a granite-and-glass building six blocks from the White House.
Noting that the scientists were agents of the federal government, he then reflected: "The United States, as a sovereign, has a duty not only in dealing with the court but in dealing with the public to always speak the truth, whether it's good or bad.
Folk taxonomies can provide a common language, establish value, and assure quality of soil investigations for scientists, extension agents, and development workers.
They become scientists, scientific agents (S2 in the upper-left position), while the meta-physical pontifications of the Master becomes a superfluous burden, so that the power relationship becomes subverted, and a new type of discourse emerges, to which Lacan refers as the university discourse: Now the Master no longer addresses the Servant explicitly.
They include students, scientists, a travel agent, a journalist, an electrician and even an ex-marine, who marched in front of Mr Putin during a Red Square parade just a year before.
The scientist told the agent, "I thought I was working for you already".
These scientists are not agents of agribusiness, just college teachers competing for a 400-year-old prize.
