Sentence examples for autonomously handle from inspiring English sources

The proposed solution takes advantage of a distributed control architecture that allows the agents to autonomously handle general-purpose tasks, as well as more complex surveillance issues.

Importantly, there was no reset between sessions, trials, or anywhere else throughout the whole simulation thus testing the capacity of the system dynamics to autonomously handle such transitions.

Accountability is maintained through a formal design audit process, whereas robustness of decision analysis and system operation is autonomously handled by the system itself.

Proximity operations around small bodies are characterized by complex dynamics and constraints that can be easily and autonomously handled by motion planning techniques.

Each robot can handle autonomously some daily maintenance and surveillance routine tasks, although remote control of the robots via the Internet or intranet is also possible.

The next step for Vahana is moving directionally through the air from point A to point B, another task that it'll have to be able to handle autonomously before it ever hopes to go into proper service.

In GSD-Y, the acquisition of life skills is considered to be a developmental process, where the adolescents are intended to start to accept and integrate diabetes into their lives and to become autonomously motivated to handle the challenges the life of a teenager with type 1 diabetes demands.

The Medium post from the Lyft exec articulates a vision of the future that would see most of the rides on Lyft's network of cars handled autonomously by 2021.

In order to fulfil these requirements, an architecture that can operate in mobility contexts, adapt autonomously to different environments and handle the very heterogeneous variety of devices used by the passengers to access the information, is needed.

For Single-Sign-On (see R-P1) our solution implements non-delegated authentication where each component handles authentication and authorization autonomously.

A recent study demonstrated that not only were drivers less prepared to handle unexpected events when driving autonomously, but that the greater the automation the worse they performed [27].