Sentence examples for 1 autonomy from inspiring English sources

This, according to Peloton Technology, meets the SAE definition for Level 1 autonomy.

Lacey (1999) usefully distinguishes the following claims of value-neutrality: (1) Autonomy: science progresses best when uninfluenced by social/political movements and values.

Thus modules are recognized by two aspects: 1) autonomy from other modules or traits; and 2) strong integration of traits within the module.

Here we suggest a modest rationing framework based on three principles: (1) autonomy; (2) utility; and (3) equity.

Deci and Ryan's (2000) interpretation of s elf-determination theory (SDT), proposes that for individuals to be intrinsically motivated, and hence benefit educationally and professionally from an activity, three key elements are needed: 1) autonomy, 2) competence and 3) relatedness [ 2].

They are: (1) Autonomy – Also known as the "respect for humans" principle, people understand their own best interests; (2) Beneficence – "do good" for people; (3) Nonmaleficence – "do no harm"; (4) Justice – fair distribution of benefits and costs (including risks to health) across stakeholders.

In 2010 the constitutional court struck down part of Catalonia's 2006 autonomy statute.

After the internet bubble burst in 2000-01 autonomy, a British software firm, had a dramatic fall from grace.

He led G.M.'s hydrogen fuel-cell efforts through a series of increasingly capable concept vehicles, including the HydroGen1, Autonomy, HyWire and the Sequel.

On the FTSE 250, Autonomy, the IT group, was up 8.5p to 794p as it issued a positive trading update, saying its first half had been the most successful in the group's 11-year history.

The local El Periódico newspaper reported that several nationalist deputies had decided to back the ban only after Spain's constitutional court struck down parts of the region's 2006 autonomy charter earlier this month.