Special importance should be given to illustrate the autonomy of content from its presentational scheme, e.g. printed graphs, tabular data to be imported into data mining systems for further analysis or audio files.
It examines how changes in funding regimes (i.e. the development of project funding) have reconfigured the "conditions of possibility" for professional autonomy, the contents of academic work and the organization of research groups.
Teachers now have greater autonomy in choosing content and teaching strategies.
Amidst all this, even as the companies continue to battle, Pelz-Sharpe explained that HP has absorbed Autonomy into its content management division and continued to sell its products.
In our case, key departmental and institutional leaders backed the pilot from its earliest stages, and provided the course's designers with autonomy to develop content with limited faculty oversight.
And forcing that choice -- trigger matching funds, change your message, or do not speak -- certainly contravenes 'the fundamental rule of protection under the First Amendment, that a speaker has the autonomy to choose the content of his own message.'".
In this sense, items with other content regarding autonomy would be tested.
When taking a sabbatical, employees usually have a high autonomy in determining its content, location and timing.
It's in some respects comparable to Autonomy, which discovers relevant content that traditional search would not find.
For the right-wing it meant a collapse back into childhood: the rosy half-forgotten Euro-America of simple truths and only white people; the promise was personal autonomy, but the real content was the bad childhood, where everything made sense and everyone knew their place.
