The phrase "autonomously working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system, machine, or individual that operates independently without external control or assistance.
Example: "The new software is autonomously working to optimize our data processing tasks."
Alternatives: "operating independently" or "functioning on its own".
Optimized location of the antennas and weak signal enhancement: j autonomously working sensor S1, k autonomously working sensor S2 and l two-node sensor network.
Standard location of antennas and weak signal enhancement: d autonomously working sensor S1, e autonomously working sensor S2 and f two-node sensor network.
Optimized location of the antennas & standard signal processing: g autonomously working sensor S1, h autonomously working sensor S2, i two-node sensor network.
The consumer is equipped with sensors, controlled by a microcontroller unit and can autonomously working.
Fig. 12 Tracking results for scenario 2. Standard location of antennas and standard signal processing: a autonomously working sensor S1, b autonomously working sensor S2 and c two-node sensor network.
In this figure, the outputs of the localization and tracking phase for scenario 2 from autonomously working sensor S1 (the first column of Fig. 12), autonomously working sensor S2 (the second column of Fig. 12) and finally from the UWB sensor network consisting of nodes S1 and S2 (the third column of Fig. 12) are given.
These agents automatically and autonomously work together to assist different users to book meetings on their behalf.
The results showed that interpersonal relationships and team atmosphere, learning and training opportunities, compensation packages, opportunity to work autonomously, work stress, and personal development opportunities were significantly related to CHS workers' work passion (P < 0.05; Table 3).
Train safety protection sensor network is a modern equipment capable of autonomously monitoring working condition and actively control emergent faults.
Evans said this focuses attention on the changing risk environment, encouraging personnel to implement management systems autonomously and work with local partners to control fiduciary risk more effectively.
Starting in the late 1990s, a series of studies have shown the importance of these skills for business and industry, especially in those jobs demanding a certain level of responsibility and a capacity to organize and structure work autonomously and work in teams (Aquilino et al. 2006; Cameron and Whetten 2002; González Maura and González Tirados 2008; Maes et al. 1997; Murnane 1996).
