The phrase "autonomous component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, engineering, or systems design, where a part or module operates independently within a larger system.
Example: "The autonomous component of the drone allows it to navigate without human intervention."
Alternatives: "independent module" or "self-sufficient unit.".
Volhynia, also spelled Volynia, Ukrainian and Russian Volyn, Polish Wołyń, area of northwestern Ukraine that was a principality (10th 14th century) and then an autonomous component of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and was ruled largely by its own aristocracy (after the late 14th century).
The autonomous component of train localization in TCAS should (i) determine the longitudinal (along track) position of the train, (ii) provide reliable velocity measurement for automated braking and (iii) detect accidental train parting by comparing the longitudinal positions of the engine and the last carriage.
JavaSim is the former name of J-Sim, which is a simulation combination environment based on the independent autonomous component programming model (ACPM), called autonomous component architecture (ACA).
Each component uses autonomous component architecture, and imitates software with IC chips.
In [13], the authors proposed autonomous component carrier selection algorithms, but that is relevant to the local environment.
However, the enhanced responsiveness of the STN neurons in the second phase of the formalin test also seemed to contain an autonomous component, independent of peripheral input.
Mercedes-Benz will be pulling the wraps off the 2017 E-Class sedan, which is expected to be equipped with autonomous components and which made a camouflaged appearance at CES last week.
Many systems, particularly in distributed and networked environments, have leveraged implicit control to simplify the implementation of services with autonomous components.
In pub/sub systems, clients are autonomous components that exchange information by publishing events and by subscribing to the classes of events, they are interested in.
Different approaches for design and autonomous operation of assembly will be explained and future trends towards fully autonomous components of an assembly system as well as autonomous parts and products will be discussed.
Unfortunately, there is often an either/or attitude with respect to humans and technology that tends to focus on optimizing the separate human and autonomous components, with the design of interfaces and team processes as an afterthought.
