Sentence examples for autonomy produced from inspiring English sources
Last summer, Deutsche Bank analyst Marc Geall, a former head of investor relations at Autonomy, produced a report which claimed: "The management structure, control and systems at Autonomy are more representative of a start-up than a major global player.
The treaty of Ribemont also created the kingdoms of upper and lower Burgundy and a host of towns, territories and ecclesiastical institutions claiming some degree of autonomy, producing what Winder describes as "a map which looked like a jigsaw a dog had tried to swallow and then thrown up".
However, in the follow-up question on autonomy of producing good science, many indicated they disagreed (27/45, 60%) that striving for research outcomes undermined their authority or autonomy in scientific research.
Give them the space, the time and the collective autonomy that produce extraordinary learning for young people.
Since new marketing incentives provide consumers with autonomy to produce technical, social, and cultural knowledge (Zwick et al., 2008), knowledge creation plays a key role in users' engagement in a digital environment.
In general, the M-NCAS demonstrated excellent internal consistency reliability, with only the autonomy subscale producing a Cronbach's alpha below 0.70.
Greater autonomy has not produced a war of all against all.
Identifying these conditions requires careful attention to the particular ways in which autonomy deficits are produced in women's lives.
Identifying these enabling conditions requires careful attention to the particular ways in which autonomy deficits are produced in diverse women's lives.
Although the South Kasaian government claimed to form an autonomous part of a federal Congo-wide state, it exercised a degree of regional autonomy and even produced its own constitution and postage stamps.
The industry is emerging from infancy as electrification, mobility-as-a-service and vehicle autonomy interact to produce far-reaching changes in transportation.
