The phrase "an autonomous type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing categories, classifications, or systems that operate independently or self-governing.
Example: "In the study of artificial intelligence, researchers often explore the concept of an autonomous type of machine that can make decisions without human intervention."
Alternatives: "a self-governing type" or "an independent type".
(Left) Photo showing an autonomous DCP type unit called pluvio containing the rain gauge, solar panel, GSM/3G antenna, and the electronic control box mounted on an aluminium frame.
In the same way, DNA transposon fossils range from 2-3 Kb for the autonomous type and from 80-3000 bp for non-autonomous type [ 25].
Identified Regulation, the highly autonomous type of extrinsic motivation, is close to intrinsic motivation.
Applicants mainly described reasons belonging to autonomous type of motivation and fewer reasons belonging to controlled type of motivation.
Furthermore, R. kuepferi can undergo all kinds of endosperm development from the pseudogamous to the autonomous type.
This paper describes the concepts and methodologies for model-based vision and intelligent task scheduling for an autonomous human-type robot arm system.
Most of the elements appeared to be of the non-autonomous type due to mutations that disrupted TIR sequences and/or resulted in incomplete transposases.
According to the classification of transposable elements (TE) in plant genomes [ 26], this LTR-RT was an autonomous, class I/ Copia type TE which seemed to be active in the RIL-46 M genome.
The calcium-buffering capacity of mitochondria is important in all neurons, but it is particularly important in DA neurons; these neurons utilize an autonomous pacemaker mechanism based on L-type calcium channels, and are therefore exposed to frequent influxes of calcium (Surmeier et al., 2011).
Multi-agent architecture for autonomous robots are of two types: architectures that model an autonomous robot as a single agent and architectures composed of multiple distributed and independent agents to control a robot.
