On the sidewalks of New York there are jaywalkers, baby walkers, dog walkers, night walkers, cellphone talker-walkers, slow walkers, fast walkers, group walkers, drunken walkers, walkers with walkers and, of course, tourist walkers.
In gradient algorithm, agents broadcast information about gradient to nest or food, they switch from beacons (beacons transmit values) to walkers (walkers use those values to decide where to move) according to some criteria.
Directional walkers, autonomous walkers, walkers using the burnt-bridges mechanism, cargo-carrying walkers, and a light-driven walker based on DNA have been reported, and will be examined in section 9.4.
Charls E. Walker Then: Chairman of Walker & Walker, a government relations consulting firm.
An artist among walkers, a walker among artists: Hamish Fulton is a strange and inspiring figure.
"He's a walker, but a working walker," Mr. Streit said.
The athletes – many of whom have been personally affected by the ongoing violence – will carry an Olympic-style torch, which will be passed from walker to walker as they trek southwards.
Olds has written previously of being tied to a chair at 8; the first poem here to mention that event generates both remarkable metaphors ("the device on my backside is a kind of / walker, an anti-walker") and psychoanalytic conjectures -- trying to walk tied to the chair, Olds would have made the "formal bow of an abject subject, / an object relation".
