Sentence examples for information autonomously from inspiring English sources

From the analysis obtained from the keyword "Mobile device" various publications refer to mobile devices as tools that can process information autonomously.

There's a lot of data to be collected indoors, and this technology is the first step in creating a system that can collect this information autonomously.

Recent studies confirm a steep and constant increase of the diffusion of smart objects, which are capable to interact with the real world and to communicate and gather information autonomously through Internet connections.

Therefore, an increasing number of internet users are unable to use any foreign language web information autonomously.

All these processors would further be placed in a super-system for language, which, after stimulation, would process linguistic information autonomously for a significant period of time, without information exchange with perceptual systems or with those brain parts involved in action execution.

PKR2 mRNA-expressing neurons are clustered in the dorsolateral region of the SCN [17], which has important roles to relay or integrate the phase-resetting information to autonomously oscillating cells [39] [40].

In these situations, the server robot has to determine what information is needed autonomously.

Each of the monitoring and control subsystems can be "agentized; i.e., legacy (existing) codes can be encapsulated in an agent "wrapper", enabling critical information to be autonomously distributed to any agent that needs it to perform its prescribed task.

Due to their increasing use for routine, repetitive measurement tasks (e.g., quality control in production lines) there is a clear need for a new generation of high-throughput microscopes designed to autonomously extract information from specimens (e.g., particle size distribution, chemical composition, structural information, etc.).

By looking closely at the quotation above, we also note that Aldrich and Herker use the verb "act" several times: the boundary spanners are "acting as both filters and facilitators," "selectively act on relevant information," and "they act autonomously on some information".

Many viruses and worms operate more or less autonomously, harvesting information or spamming your contacts; unless a third party is directing their actions (as in ransomware or botnets), they don't count as backdoors — since there's nowhere to go through it.