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Agent
* Many agents can induce occupational asthma via a specific hypersensitivity mechanism
  - kill cancer cells, a process called cytotoxicity
* Most agents are weak acids
  - used in veterinary dermatology for the treatment of seborrhea have both properties
* Some agents act on the membrane that surrounds cells
  - primarily on beta receptors in the heart
  - can infest only specific organs like flowers or roots to which they are specialized
* Some agents have dopaminergic properties, which inhibit prolactin secretion
  - ozone-depleting potential that, while low, carry the onus of being depleters
* alkylate or degrade the prosthetic heme group.
* are a paradigm for constructing distributed, open, dynamic software systems.
* are autonomous entities that modify the contents of memories
  - or semi-autonomous processes that perform a well defined mission
  - software entities that specialize in certain tasks
  - brokers
  - businesspersons
  - complex, with many components comprising a single agent
* are computational systems that inhabit dynamic, unpredictable environments
  - unpredictable physical and simulated environments
  - computer systems to which one can delegate a task
  - distinct and independent entities that communicate through a shared memory
  - entities that more or less autonomously try to achieve their own goals
  - fictional characters
  - goal driven functionality that come alive when the proper conditions occur
  - goal-driven functionality that come alive when the proper conditions occur
  - inherently active entities that execute scripts, i.e. behaviour descriptions
  - officials
  - pieces of code that nontrivially take one another into account in their decision making
  - present in the skin, hair, and nails of human and animal hosts
  - professionals who work with their clients
  - programs that can act autonomously
  - representatives
  - small entities that carry code, data and rules in the network
  - smart things that perceive, make decisions, and then act
* are software modules that reside in network elements
  - programs that act on a person's behalf
  - substances
  - the sommeliers of the real estate industry
* causes pulmonary edema after inhalation and after skin contact.
* commonly taken in overdose include secobarbital, phenobarbital, or butalbital.
* concept covering software artifacts and human beings, individuals and societies.
* culturally interact by exchanging behavioural rules and cultural markers.
* die if they are unable to find enough food to satisfy their metabolic demands.
* have intentional properties such as goals, beliefs, abilities, and commitments.
* inhabiting the physical world typically are robots.
* is classified as a Filovirus
  - related to seller
* oriented software technology rather new field of software engineering.
* represent humans as well as other interactive carriers of information.
* software service that runs in the background of the host.
* survive for months to years in dry, cool, shaded areas.
* used during anesthesia can also act on the neuromuscular junction.
* vary in their virulence, or capacity to infect and cause disease.
* virtual identity.
+ Talent agent: Entertainment occupations
  * A 'talent agent', or 'booking agent', is a person who finds jobs for actors, musicians, models, and other people in different entertainment businesses. Agents make their money by taking a percentage of the money that their client is paid.