Only 3 patients (1.7%) and their relatives were already acquainted with the law 6/2004 and had autonomously applied to appoint a legal proxy (Figure 2).
Education ultimately strives (ideally) to prepare students to function independently or autonomously: to use or apply the knowledge they acquire, to solve problems, and to continue to learn on their own.
We describe applications to guiding a robot arm on a desired trajectory with negligible force, reflective grip improvement, and tactile exploration of objects to create a shape representation and find stable grips, which are applied autonomously on the basis of visual recognition.
In particular, honeybees demonstrate to be able to autonomously abstract complex associations and apply them in tasks involving different sensory modalities within the insect brain.
Therefore, after collecting the noise variances and the channel variations of its network, each transmitter has to apply Algorithm 1 autonomously and to update its power allocation regularly to reach an equilibrium between the different networks.
All models in our most practical list have received Top Safety Pick awards for their crashworthiness, and the ability to apply the brakes autonomously (via either a standard or optional auto-braking system) to avoid or reduce the severity of front-end crashes.
In one case, the experts must cooperate with each other in organic structures to innovate; in the other, they can apply their standard skills autonomously in bureaucratic structures.
Knowing how touchy citizens are about surrendering any of their jealously guarded personal freedoms and privacy rights, American officials have steered clear of even hinting that the technology could be used to apply a vehicle's brakes autonomously in an emergency.
Such systems are showing an increasing ability to automate scientific data analysis and discovery processes, can search systematically and correctly through hypothesis spaces to ensure best results, can autonomously discover complex patterns in data, and can reliably apply small-scale scientific processes consistently and transparently so that they can be easily reproduced.
Evans raises a particularly interesting question about autonomy: "what winner takes all effects apply?" Waymo, which recently surpassed 9 million miles driven autonomously, started working on autonomous vehicles in 2009, years before many current competitors.
Mathematical calculi do not require extra-mathematical applications, Wittgenstein argues, since we "can develop arithmetic completely autonomously and its application takes care of itself since wherever it's applicable we may also apply it" (PR §109; cf. PG 308, WVC 104).
