Sentence examples for autonomous sources from inspiring English sources

Careful handling of semantics is important for reliable interaction with autonomous sources.

Fusion queries search for information integrated from distributed, autonomous sources over the Internet.

In a distributed environment, the volume of graph database increases quickly because graphs emerge from several autonomous sources.

But Clement (e.g., in his Protreptikos ["Exhortation"]) and other Church Fathers roundly condemned the belief that Greek myths might be autonomous sources of truth.

Big data concern large-volume, complex, growing data sets with multiple, autonomous sources.

It remained a matter of disagreement whether philosophy was also denied wholly autonomous sources of insight and what type of distinctively philosophical insight, if any, would remain legitimate.

Here, the film review operates neither as a prelude to the filmgoing act nor as a substitute for it, but as an autonomous source of pleasure and instruction.

Both towers were installed in remote sites using solar cells providing a continuous and autonomous source of energy.

But the construction of the aqueduct, which brought an autonomous source of water into a very dry region, made Bari a modern economic centre for the south of Italy.

Dickens himself considered his novels to come from some autonomous source beyond volition, as he wrote to his friend John Forster: "when I sit down to my book, some beneficent power shows it all to me, and tempts me to be interested, and I don't invent it – really do not – but see it, and write it down".

With the waning into desuetude of the Luxembourg Compromise, under which states in the EC maintained a defacto veto in cases of vital national interests, QMV has thus given the E. U. an autonomous source of power, i.e., not contingent on the consent of each E. U. national democracy.