Sentence examples for theoretical agent from inspiring English sources

I had a theoretical agent; but the only contract she had so far drawn up – for a new edition of Holman Hunt's Pre-Raphaelitism and the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, to be co-edited by me and the "wanking" poet – had petered out as a project almost immediately.

The term "magic bullet" was coined in the end of 19th century to describe a theoretical agent that could specifically target pathogens while leaving a healthy tissue intact [ 124].

Although the demand for books to be read on a screen remains largely theoretical, agents for authors and publishers have already begun arguing over how much of the proceeds from electronic book sales to bookstores and middlemen should belong to writers.

Risperidone has receptor blocking activity at both the D2 receptor family and serotonin receptors, and was therefore considered a theoretical anxiolytic agent.

Compared to game theoretical model, agent-based model can incorporate the heterogeneity of individuals more effectively.

Compared to general top-down theoretical model, agent-based model can incorporate the heterogeneity of individuals more effectively.

On theoretical grounds, agents that induce the selective death of HIV-1-elicited syncytia might lead to the elimination of viral reservoirs and hence constitute a complement to current antiretroviral therapies.

This absence illustrates the general conclusion that dynamical systems have limited potential as a theoretical foundation for agent-based modeling, as there is no known general mapping between computational agent-based models and dynamical systems models.

I am not the first one in considering theoretical models for agent-based simulations.

This suggests that partial recursive functions are not presently a suitable implementation-oriented theoretical foundation for agent-based modeling.

A principal-agent theoretical approach focusing the ownership-stake-related motivations and bargaining power of owners plus the range of actions managers can employ in different ownership circumstances offers an alternative explanation (Fink et al. 2008; Singla et al. 2017).