But Autonomy embeds moving imagery within the display of images of the real world in a way that's visually convincing.
Under this framework, the government has embedded autonomy, which means that bureaucratic autonomy and societal embeddedness are joined together (Evans 1995).
An exploration across different disciplines and contexts suggests that these different fields share a culture which increasingly employs the metaphor of socially embedded autonomy.
Her research substantiates that corporate and clinical autonomy are institutionally embedded in a larger structural context, and thus, the larger institutional contexts should not be ignored when exploring professions.
Additionally, beliefs about individual autonomy and decision-making capacity are embedded within cultural and social patterns of family ties and community obligations [ 50- 54].
Terms such as women's autonomy, power, status, and agency are embedded within the concept of empowerment, and are often used interchangeably in the literature [ 27, 39].
Regarding data storage, although it represents an important capability, it is embedded within other functionalities such as autonomy, context-awareness and connectivity.
In democratic Anglo-Saxon countries, militarized police units, embedded within a police force and lacking institutional autonomy, are a common instrument of policing crowds; all large police forces in those countries have such units.
It has decreased physicians' autonomy, potentially leading to interest dissatisfaction - especially for physicians embedded in the logic of medical professionalism.
In addition, it is important to adapt an organizational level theory to examine individual physician enrollment because although physicians have a level of autonomy not typically experienced in other non-healthcare settings, they are nonetheless embedded in a clinical context.
