Sentence examples for autonomy designed from inspiring English sources

In the frame of the programme, a free-flying space robot with a high degree of autonomy, designed to perform inspection and repair tasks in the proximity of orbital structures will be developed.

In 1996, the Sherbrooke Geriatric University Institute introduced a specific health and services program focusing on actualization of potential and psychological autonomy designed for long term care clients presenting few or no cognitive deficits.

People like Willis, young and urban and professionally diffuse, tend to regard success in terms of autonomy — designing your life as you want — rather than Napoleonic domination.

Three different versions of the game were developed, each with a unique static autonomy level designed from Sheridan and Verplank's 10 levels of autonomy (levels 2, 4, and 9).

Since randomization of ICU admission at individual patient level is considered unethical (by virtue of beneficence, non-maleficence and respect of the patient's autonomy), we designed an interventional open-label cluster-randomized trial.

Teachers had enjoyed a great deal of autonomy in designing their own curricula.

The employed, self-employed, semi-independent and free-lance ICT practitioners or high-level managers already enjoy substantial autonomy in designing the agenda of their working time.

CKIP marked a progressive planning turn in post-decentralization Indonesia, providing communities unprecedented autonomy in designing and implementing projects.

And a directive issued by the US Department of Defense in November 2012 stated that all weapons with a degree of autonomy "shall be designed to allow commanders and operators to exercise appropriate levels of human judgment over the use of force".

Unfortunately, earned autonomy as currently designed in the NHS provides little incentive effect for senior managers [ 39]; in part because a lack of commitment by the Department of Health in awarding or withholding autonomy reduced the credibility of the policy.

Several carefully designed autonomy-supportive intervention programs (ASIPs) have shown that PE teachers can learn how to become significantly more autonomy supportive toward students.