Sentence examples for higher autonomy from inspiring English sources

The new modular walking robots may have a lower or higher autonomy degree.

Higher autonomy levels require additional electricity from a CHP engine, while a 100% autonomous system is achievable but requires significant amounts of thermal and electrical storage.

In summary, experts see high market potential for technologies leading to higher "autonomy" of the vehicle – which suggests a kind of hyper-individualization of transport on the individual level.

For example, Parasuraman and Simmers (2001) show that, in comparison with organizational employees, self-employed persons (with leadership functions and the "upward career" pattern) perceived higher autonomy and time flexibility at work, and had higher job involvement and job satisfaction.

In a sample of individuals with BD-II and cyclothymia, Alloy et al. found that higher autonomy (a construct related to perfectionism) and self-criticism predicted a greater likelihood of (hypo manic episodes over 3.2 year follow-up (Alloy et al. 2009b).

Higher autonomy was protective of the violence whereas lower autonomy increased the odds of violence experience.

The poorest performing school systems were ones with high autonomy for institutions but low inter-connections between them and within the system generally.

Workers were classified based on interaction and autonomy; workers with 'high interaction and high autonomy' and 'low interaction and high autonomy' were evaluated in this study.

Moreover, services are reusable, and have high autonomy because they are accessed through well defined interfaces.

When taking a sabbatical, employees usually have a high autonomy in determining its content, location and timing.

Inspection of offshore plants or harsh marine environments, requires underwater vehicles with high autonomy, performances and maneuverability.