"extended autonomy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone or something has been granted a longer period of independence or self-governance. Example: The new government policy promised extended autonomy to the indigenous communities, allowing them to make decisions about their own land and resources for the next 50 years.
In particular, it appears that a business culture based on organizational flexibility characterized by technologies that generate tasks with responsibility and extended autonomy and non-standard transformation processes, has a positive effect on problem solving abilities (0.42; **).
The combination of visual servoing techniques that provide stable control loops for specific local tasks, and appearance-based methods that embed a representation of the environment at a larger scale, results in extended autonomy even with modest computational resources.
The proposed methodology leverages a lithium-ion battery pack, a hydrogen-fueled polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) and plug-in grid recharge capabilities to achieve an economically-optimal Markov chain-generated 100-mile extended autonomy scenario during the entirety of a PHEV's useful lifecycle.
While referred to as the ultimate therapeutic option if all other alternatives have failed (extended autonomy), it is associated with severe side effects and a high risk of mortality (reduced autonomy).
Church and state were separated, and provisions were made for the creation of 17 autonomous communities throughout Spain, which extended regional autonomy beyond Euskadi (the Basque Country, encompassing the provinces of Viscaya, Guipúzcoa, and Álava) and Catalonia, both of which had already been given limited autonomy.
H.P. Extends Autonomy Offer | Shareholders of the Autonomy Corporation, who have been slow to get behind Hewlett-Packard's $11.7 billion deal, will now have until Oct. 3 to accept the offer.
Ḥusayn's personal ambitions were somewhat broader, however, and included extending his autonomy and securing for his family the hereditary right to the office of emir.
Gorbachev, faced with a rising tide of nationalism, had already proposed a renegotiated new union treaty that would extend broad autonomy to the Soviet republics while preserving central control of foreign policy, the military, and the financial system.
Vaguely worded items among the new Constitution's 411 articles would broaden definitions of property to include communal ownership; allow Indians to mete out corporal punishment under their own legal systems; extend limited autonomy to regional prefects; and reaffirm state control over Bolivia's ample natural gas reserves.
It was his need to extend the autonomy he'd already gained in production and arrangement terms that led to Prince breaking with his Minneapolis-based management following the release of Prince, and signing a deal with the former managers of Little Feat.
Prenatal CNV analysis extends parental autonomy to decisions over microdeletion or duplication syndromes as well as chromosome abnormalities.
