The phrase "autonomous character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a character that operates independently or has self-governing qualities, often in the context of literature, film, or discussions about artificial intelligence.
Example: "The autonomous character in the story made decisions without relying on others, showcasing its unique perspective."
Alternatives: "independent character" or "self-sufficient character.".
No thinker arose capable of doing for the Renaissance treatises on poetry and art what Machiavelli did for political science, asserting with emphasis, not merely by the way and as an admission, its original and autonomous character.
Thus, what was created by a group of people acquires an impersonal, autonomous character.
Owing to the fast communication, distributed control and autonomous character, agent-oriented architecture has been preferred here to address the scheduling problem in E-manufacturing.
A decentralized management and control energy management system can have important benefits, when taking into consideration the autonomous character of these microgrids.
This study highlights the significance of the autonomous character of HEIs based on data from 25 HE networks in total, and how they not only follow, but also stimulate the policy environment, consciously contributing to shared (sustainability) goals.
Finally, the idea that abstract mathematical concepts such as complexity and (in tractability may not only be translated into physics, but also re-written by physics bears directly on the autonomous character of computer science and the status of its theoretical entities the so-called "computational kinds".
In particular, in Role Playing Games (RPGs), for example, users and autonomous characters often perform in a group.
The lanes are guarded by defensive Towers, as well as autonomous characters called "creeps", which periodically spawn in groups and travel along the lanes, attacking enemies they encounter.
Next we establish the history setting of the problem (1.1 - 1.3 1.1 - 1.3 to deal winh the nordertonomous character of the memory term in (1.1).
Taken together, these results confirm the non-autonomous character of the mechanism by which Ras-dva1 regulates forebrain development.
To more clearly demonstrate the non-autonomous character of this mechanism, we precisely inhibited Ras-dva1 expression in cells of the outer layer.
