It lowers costs over the long term because it's autonomous; set it going and it steamrollers on, letting the business owners sit back and watch the data (and money) roll in.
Systems in which a balance is established between two autonomous sets of governments, one national and the other provincial, are termed federal.
The ancient system, sometimes called "System 1", is often understood to include a collection of autonomous, distinct subsystems, each of which is recruited to deal with distinct types of problems (see Stanovich 2011 for a discussion of "TASS the autonomous set of systems").
Now the notion that there is an autonomous set of ideas called "religious values" expressed through "belief" begs the assumption that those who adhere to a religion essentially take doctrines, theologies, eschatology or orthodoxies at face value.
Clinical reasoning cannot be interpreted as an autonomous set of rules, but as bounded rationality that is highly influenced by its surrounding environment.
We identified an autonomous set of descriptors, the GBox, that provides user and domain specifications for the graphical user interface.
EEG and MRI data are autonomous sets of variables used to exemplify diverse abnormalities of the region of brain from where seizure initiates.
Other states are likewise looking to encourage self-driving testing and operation, and in December Michigan lawmakers passed some of the most permissive laws around operation of autonomous vehicles, setting up a framework for not just testing but eventual vehicle sales, too.
It was also approved to found for-profit businesses in 1992, so it less reliant on government financing, and more autonomous in setting its own agenda.
One cannot expect students to be autonomous without setting up the learning environment to support this.
