Sentence examples for capacity for autonomous from inspiring English sources
Eisenhower's fury over Suez dealt a lasting blow to Britain's capacity for autonomous action.
Unlike traditional radio-controlled planes, unmanned aerial vehicles, or U.A.V.'s, have the capacity for autonomous flight and navigation.
In both, the army is the most respected institution in the country and has some capacity for autonomous policy-making.
Their formal communique concluded that the EU "must have the capacity for autonomous action, backed up by credible military forces, the means to decide to use them, and the readiness to do so... [which requires] strengthened armed forces that can react rapidly to the new risks".
The need to develop the capacity for autonomous and critical thinking in students and introduce practical approaches that complement the scientific background, have been acting as driving-forces that motivate engineering educators to develop new teaching methodologies.
This paper complements Ron Sun's influential Desiderata for Cognitive Architectures by focussing on the desirable attributes of a biologically-inspired cognitive architecture for an agent with a capacity for autonomous development.
Beauchamp and Childress (2001) have emphasized that their account of autonomy includes "obligations to build up and maintain others' capacities for autonomous choice … and enabling persons to act autonomously" (63).
Since the film thickness and therefore the achievable capacity per unit area of integrated Li accumulators is rather low, we propose a new integrated planar metal hydride/air microaccumulator of very high capacity, suitable for autonomous microsystem applications.
It interprets this moral status as based on their capacity for rational autonomous agency.
The autonomy assumption, after all, says only that we have the capacity for relevantly autonomous reflection and judgment; it does not imply that we always exercise it.
At the same time, others argue that we should not overestimate an individual's capacity for full autonomous behavior as exemplified by his/her 'true self'.
