The ABM, therefore, represents the collection of individual agent behaviors that emerge as they individually interact with one another and with their dynamic environment.
The questionnaires were completed quasi-anonymously by the panellists; that is, the panellists knew the identities of some or all of the other individuals but did not know how they individually responded to any of the questions in any round.
Most present-day Greeks can't take much individual credit for Plato, of course, but neither are they individually much to blame for where their country is.
Wiser men, too, are separated from their money, subscribing in battalions to the fallacy that they, individually, will get out before the smash comes.
HEIGHTS Chris Terrio's debut feature follows five characters over the course of a fall day during which they individually face the prospect of changing their lives.
The Dixie Chicks, for example, told Time that Sony had made two hundred million off of them while they individually hadn't cleared their first million.
Indeed, several studies have shown that insects such as ants and bees sometimes ignore shared information in favour of what they individually know.
Even at critical moments they could not be counted on, unless they individually agreed to serve or to send their much-needed contingents for a season.
Speaking to the women and their supporters in the park outside St Rita's church, where they congregate before the march, they said they individually receive $30£1919) a month from anti-government Cuban exile groups in Miami.
US, female, 1980 "In my area, Planned Parenthood had to stop offering medication abortion because legislation changed and now threatens to fine medical providers if they individually do not see a patient three separate times before writing the script.
In 2012, the health secretary Andrew Lansley wrote to all the 211 CCGs pledging unequivocally that they individually would be able to decide, rather than ministers or the NHS regulator, Monitor, when to put contracts out to tender.
