This strategy opens up the possibility of increasing the scope of agent-based modeling to investigating effects of subtleties of human interactions and cultural processes which have rarely, if ever, been addressed by modeling of any kind.
This, the classical compatibilist held, effectively distinguishes those alternative courses of action that were within the scope of the agent's abilities at the time of action, from those courses of action that were not.
Zimmerman suggests that there is nothing that we hold the counterpart responsible for; in this case, the scope of the agent's responsibility is 0. But we can and should still hold him responsible to the same degree as the Nazi sympathizer.
We acknowledged that the structure can define the scope of an agent's ability to act and agency may also have the ability to change the structure [ 15].
Ministers are preparing new legislation on electronic surveillance but when asked what he would like to change, Mr Parker said the scope of his agents' powers were "for Parliament to decide".
The hybrid approach opens up the possibility of combination of virtually any molecular structure and expands the exploring scope of chemotherapeutic agents [167].
These conclusions extend considerably the scope of principal-agent theory, thus implying that main results in the literature are robust when P q), q and θ become scalars.
The recognition of the role of external reservoirs and acute exposure to fungal spores as well as the expanding scope of the agents available for antifungal prophylaxis may contribute to a higher success rate in the prevention of these often fatal infections in high-risk pediatric cancer patients [ 18].
Many categorical norms that do not interfere with empirical success for logically omniscient agents nonetheless limit the scope of cognitively bounded agents.
Moreover, President Obama promised to have a more transparent government, but when it comes to national security and intelligence investigations, that just hasn't been the case". One four-page report is entirely redacted except for language that says the "scope of [the FBI agent's] alleged offenses" warranted reporting to the oversight board.
