Sentence examples for increasingly autonomous from from inspiring English sources
These institutions which established the Clearing House became the very heart of American finance in the late nineteenth century as the nation developed a financial system increasingly autonomous from the English and European banks on which Americans had previously depended for credit and capital investment.
"As the world becomes increasingly autonomous, from the cars on our streets to the robots in our homes, we can expect to see a whole new set of risks emerge," adds Klinger.
Non-simulated people, meanwhile, may retire on the proceeds from their investments in the accelerated and increasingly autonomous em economy a pleasant vantage point from which to observe the twilight of non-emulated civilization.
The death this week of Al Qaeda's deputy leader, Abu Yahya al-Libi, is likely to accelerate a shift in power from the group's dwindling leadership in Pakistan to its increasingly autonomous franchises, particularly the branch in Yemen, whose focus on attacking American interests is sure to continue, according to United States counterterrorism officials.
How far can and will this cycle go when our technological artifacts become increasingly autonomous?
Even at NASA's recent symposium, experts worried over the deployment of increasingly autonomous systems.
Scotland, which to most of Whitehall was once a mere region, has evolved from the land that proved too nervous to seize the chance of devolution in 1979, and is today increasingly autonomous with a distinct party system, in which outright separatists are all-conquering.
The prospect of "turning over the keys" to increasingly autonomous systems raises many complex and troubling questions.
The first Asimo was remotely controlled; now it is increasingly autonomous and being given such capabilities as face and voice recognition.
It's inevitable that stores will become increasingly autonomous".
There was a "big debate to be had" about oversight in an increasingly autonomous system, said Sir Michael.
