Each of these individual software products is developed autonomously, with distributed teams of developers, different motivations, many of them working as volunteers.
One is a move away from technological determinism and the assumption that technology is a given self-contained phenomenon which develops autonomously to an emphasis on technological development being the result of choices (although not necessarily the intended result).
Each individual rule was often developed autonomously, usually with implicit and undocumented conservative assumptions.
The system consists of a number of sub-components, which, though developed autonomously, are combined efficiently, forming a flexible framework.
In Heilungjiong Province, a Chinese version of SRI had already been developed autonomously in the 1990s by the later Prof. Jin Xueyong at Northeast Agricultural University, called the "3S System" for colder climates.
The self-learning process of AI means that subject matter could be developed autonomously by the AI itself.
Reichenbach (1982), Tennant (1930), Swinburne (1979), and van Inwagen (2006) have also underscored the good of a stable world of natural laws in which animals and humans learn about the cosmos and develop autonomously, independent of the certainty that God exists.
One in which the diverse qualities of the parts could develop autonomously following their own melodic strain, yet play together simultaneously, in a dialogue with each other following a precise construction able to produce general harmony, characterised by a precise melodic and rhythmic plan.
"It's a new technology, but it's also kind of a language rules for grammar and syntax have been developed autonomously by the world".
For example, the additive ovule phenotype of ucn bel1 double mutants [ 21] further supports the notion that ucn integument protrusions develop autonomously of auxin.
Other software is developed autonomously within individual centres, and is therefore less widely available and does not undergo such an extensive process of validation.
