The phrase "autonomous mass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing groups or entities that operate independently or self-govern.
Example: "The autonomous mass of the population began to organize for their rights, seeking to establish a self-sufficient community."
Alternatives: "independent collective" or "self-governing group".
The building known as the Sorbonne housed the arts and science faculties of the University of Paris, one of Europe's oldest universities, until it was split into 13 autonomous universities following mass student protests in 1968.
Incremental autonomous improvements in mass produced autos.
This implementation requires a very robust and autonomous, yet low-mass spacecraft, as well as an advanced perihelion propulsion system that can be used while the probe is thermally protected from the near-Sun environment.
An autonomous metabolomic workflow combining mass spectrometry analysis with tandem mass spectrometry data acquisition was designed to allow for simultaneous data processing and metabolite characterization.
Over the past few months, Baidu has signed a number of Chinese carmakers including BAIC and Red Flag onto Apollo amid a global race to mass produce autonomous vehicles.
Baidu, China's internet technology giant, hopes to be in the business of mass producing autonomous cars by 2021, thanks to a partnership with BAIC Group, a Chinese automaker which will handle the manufacturing part of that equation.
Designed for autonomous operation, with a mass of 22 kg and a power consumption of less than 20 W, a NEREUS prototype was demonstrated in freshwater and marine environments to a depth of 25 m.
Nissan aims to build its first mass-market autonomous vehicle at the its plant in Sunderland.
All were "on the way to enabling what Kyle just announced, the first mass-produced, autonomous high-volume car".
