It is the belief that things exist autonomously, independently, and permanently.
Just as the Victorians spoke of "outcast London" or the "dark continent" of the East End, so today's extremities of need and greed exist autonomously side by side.
In object-oriented methods, for instance, candidate classes are identified by applying the following intuitive rule: "If an entity in a requirement specification is relevant and can exist autonomously in the application domain, then select it as a class".
This is a World Cup of unrecognised states - for countries which, officially, do not exist autonomously.
The Third Annual Reports states that the University of Chicago is able to exist autonomously.
The plan is to let them exist autonomously like startups within the organization, as Macmillan transitions out of the content business and into educational software and services.
Called (quite appropriately) the Ark, the futuristic structure has the ability to exist autonomously on the surface of the water.
New episodes would somehow produce themselves, even without network support or ratings or advertising behind them, and the town of Dillon, Texas, would exist autonomously, on its own channel, like a continuous Truman Show-type situation.
Therefore, both the structural organization of the integrated regions with a circular permutation of the genes and the presence of two ACS in region B suggest that the circular molecule exists and replicates autonomously in S. cerevisiae.
Thus, these processes are likely to be autonomously driven.
These natural and man-made elements cannot be univocally understood, as they are placed in a space time continuum, where each exists specifically (and, to an extent, autonomously) in a separate region of space.1.1
