Sentence examples for autonomous shapes from inspiring English sources
When I entered the museum to hear Kelly revisit his 1971 Chatham Series, I was terrified of the potentially disappointing reasoning behind Kelly's simple, autonomous shapes.
As opposed to the functionality of modernist architecture postmodernism regards space as independent and autonomous to be shaped according to aesthetic aims without a social objective [7].
The answer is critical for determining how autonomous vehicles may shape motor vehicle safety and public health, and for developing sound policies to govern their deployment.
The company, which has been working away in stealth mode in Mountain View until now, has raised a $92 million Series A round led by Banyan Capital and Greylock Partners to help make its unique vision of autonomous transport take shape.
Soon autonomous robots of all shapes and sizes – from cars to hospital helpers – will be a familiar sight in public.
This allows these completely featureless squares to form any shape they want and, like autonomous LEGOs, they can build complex devices out of a few simple shapes.
A thin-walled cylindrical boom, which can be flexibly folded to an arbitrary configuration and be autonomous deployable, is fabricated using shape memory composites.
He declared himself guilty of trying "to shape an autonomous person into the Galatea-spouse required by his wish for marriage".
"We now look forward to joining a business with an inspirational vision to shape the autonomous world".
Concern about the societal impact of AI is rising up political agendas as it becomes clearer how much power autonomous technologies have to shape behavior and outcomes at scale.
Finally, some evolutionary researchers have stressed the importance of autonomous mate choice in shaping human behavior and morphology [12], [13], while others [14] [16] have been more cautious about the extent to which individuals are able to freely choose mates, given that mating and marriage is often heavily regulated by parents and close kin [11].
