Sentence examples for as autonomous entities from inspiring English sources

And in turn, our societies are seen not as autonomous entities to which the whole of the planet must be ruthlessly subjugated, but rather as inherently embedded in the natural environment.

Authorities have existed for decades and were envisioned as autonomous entities that administer public services and draw on their own sources of financing, although some subsist on state grants.

In the later works Philosophy, Logic and Language (1965) and Presuppositions of Science and Philosophy (1974), he developed the concept of metaphysics as a science of the nonempirical a priori essences that are initially discerned as the structure of the empirical but are subsequently recognized as autonomous entities.

Cells within tissues can be regarded as autonomous entities that respond to their local environment and to signals from neighbours.

Aristotelian forms (the capital 'F' has disappeared with their standing as autonomous entities) are the natures and properties of things and exist embodied in those things.

Agents, as autonomous entities which either work on their own or cooperate with others, and agent architectures have enormous potentials to be applied in such critical systems.

Those designed to outright displace human functionaries, and so configured to operate as entirely autonomous entities, and (ii).

It lets them continue to operate as before as semi-autonomous entities with the same team, CEO and customers, even while incorporating the core functionality into the AppDirect cloud management platform.

The concept of agents and related concepts are particularly relevant for the P2P-collaboration model within a cluster of SMEs overviewed in Section 2.3 as SMEs are autonomous entities.

"There's a few examples of robots in hospitals that are extensions of a surgeon, but what we are looking at is a little bit more what people traditionally think of as robots - autonomous entities that can do things on their own and can help people out".

Accordingly, a new agent architecture Organism Model is presented to develop agent-based modeling and simulation, which is adapted from the representation of enterprises as sets of autonomous entities that perform actions, make decisions, learn from experiences, and interact according to defined rules.