The phrase "autonomous procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to processes or methods that operate independently or without external control.
Example: "The system is designed to execute autonomous procedures to enhance efficiency and reduce human intervention."
Alternatives: "independent processes" or "self-governing methods".
This implies the need for an operations control structure with the required robustness to safely perform autonomous procedures.
Despite dynamic scene changes and tissue movement during surgery, we demonstrate that the outcome of supervised autonomous procedures is superior to surgery performed by expert surgeons and RAS technique.
Despite dynamic scene changes and tissue movement during surgery, we demonstrate that the outcome of supervised autonomous procedures is superior to surgery performed by expert surgeons and RAS techniques in ex vivo porcine tissues and in living pigs.
Backup and Restore: The ix2 makes backing up your drives almost a fully autonomous procedure.
Manipulator endpoint location autonomous control procedures are suggested.
The agency will use existing research budgets, "but it will guarantee more stability in the funding stream and 'more agile, flexible, and autonomous' management procedures, the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, which oversees Spanish science, wrote in its announcement".
The agency doesn't come with new money instead it will usurp existing research budgets but it will guarantee more stability in the funding stream and "more agile, flexible, and autonomous" management procedures, the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, which oversees Spanish science, wrote in its announcement.
Robotic surgeons can carry out an autonomous surgical procedure perfectly (every time) for pennies on the dollar.
Graduate departments have independent admissions procedures and so they are autonomous for taking decisions in the graduate admission process.
The proposed method depends on a dedicated transient-based selectivity function that is incorporated in an autonomous fault management procedure.
Would an agent who is reasonable and autonomous reject this procedure in favor of appealing to public reason?
