In contrast, comparatively little attention has been paid to distinguishing different sorts of agents of construction.
In DBHS, one sort of agents, called static agents, individually acts as domain agents, resources agents, user interface agents and gateway agents.
"There are lead aggregators out there where you put in your information and all of a sudden your phone starts blowing up from all sorts of agents," explains Dziabiak.
FlightCar is a sort of agent for car sharing.
"XMRV is the sort of agent that could create that effect on the immune system," Dr. Peterson said.
His essay-film "F for Fake," an ironic self-portrait, from 1973, had failed commercially, and he was struggling — with the help of Jaglom, who was serving as a sort of agent — to find funding for films and, for that matter, to make a living.
One might be forgiven for thinking that Prichard is a sort of agent-relative consequentialist.
In the second part, we generalized the model in a 2D system using the method of cellular automaton, a sort of agent-based model.
Anytime I've read anything that even so much as suggests that the iPhone doesn't cure blindness or won't rescue in-peril kittens from neighborhood tree tops, the writer is vilified as some sort of agent of Lucifer.
The first strategy argues that there are good consequentialist reasons for being the sort of agent who respects the dictates of justice even in cases in which the coincidence between the demands of justice and those of consequentialism fails (Pettit 1997; cf. Railton 1986).
