Unlike Peirce, he does not hold that the existence of a type depends on that of at least one token; Wollheim seems inclined to accept types as a species of autonomously existing abstract object.
The QNN identifier, a computational tool for fuzzy classification combining the advantages of neural modeling and fuzzy-theoretic principles, has the ability to autonomously detect the presence of uncertainty, adaptively learn the existing uncertainty, properly approximate any membership profile, and autonomously quantify uncertainty in sample data.
The internet of things will help us by functioning autonomously, creating self-aware systems out of our existing real-world objects that will now monitor and improve our environment.
Perhaps autonomously driven individual transport pods could leverage our existing highway network but be driven together in long dynamically-positioned "trains".
In addition, many approaches rely on existing semantic mappings between sources; however, in ad hoc networks, sources move autonomously and in a dynamic fashion.
Our approach was evaluated based on an existing solution in the network resilience domain, which showed that our extended agent can autonomously address a network challenge, with a reduction in the development effort and no impact in agent performance.
Each of the monitoring and control subsystems can be "agentized; i.e., legacy (existing) codes can be encapsulated in an agent "wrapper", enabling critical information to be autonomously distributed to any agent that needs it to perform its prescribed task.
They've built a kit that retrofits existing construction equipment with hardware like lidar, GPS and Wi-Fi, giving it the ability to autonomously map and navigate its surroundings.
During this learning process, the students decide autonomously whether 'health for all' and health equity is a utopia or rather an existing heterotopia, which needs their concerted, passionate, long-term and professional engagement to become a mainstream reality worldwide.
Philip Finnegan, director of corporate analysis at Teal Group, an aerospace consulting firm based in Fairfax, Virginia, said he expected the 2014 U.S. budget to propose reductions in existing drone programs in favor of "next generation systems, stealthier, with more power, and capable of operating autonomously if jammed by opponents".
