Sentence examples for further autonomous from inspiring English sources

The goal of the collaboration is to further autonomous driving technology, and it's already resulted in a fully autonomous demonstration vehicle created by Renesas.

Arizona, where the crash took place, barred Uber from further autonomous testing, and Uber yesterday ended its program in the state.

The ensuing Danzig War of 1577 ended when Batory conceded further autonomous rights to the city in return for a payment of 200,000 zloty.

The web site allows further autonomous analysis of the network, as querying is highly flexible via varying confidence level, evidence base, and network topology criteria.

The researchers believe that as the technology is further developed, autonomous robots could some day perform many more simple surgical tasks.

One signature example is Mcity, a $26.5 million project in which the university is working with a consortium of 59 automotive and other companies to further develop autonomous vehicle technology and fully think through its long-term societal implications.

Nvidia's already going deeper down the self-driving vehicle rabbit hole in partnership with Bosch, but it's also moving further into autonomous trucking with a new partnership with PACCAR, one of the world's largest makers of transport trucks.

Further, atypically autonomous cognitive processes in autism may allow for the parallel, non-strategic integration of patterns across multiple levels and scales, resulting in autistics' ability to efficiently access and extract signal from noise at both local (i.e. symmetrical dot-pairs) and global (globalsymmetrical patterns) levels.

For many-component systems that cannot be divided further into autonomous subsystems, modeling turns out to be less intuitive but not necessarily impossible.

We also showed in vivo that striatal neuron-specific expression of mhtt is sufficient to cause an even greater reduction in NMDA current in symptomatic DE5 mice than in non-transgenic aged mice, implying that MSNs expressing mhtt may undergo further cell-autonomous disruption of NMDARs and downstream signalling in an age-dependent manner.

Furthermore, DNA transposons can be also further classified into autonomous and non-autonomous.