Sentence examples for longer autonomous from inspiring English sources

This challenges the view of divine command theory that God's will determines what is good because humans are no longer autonomous, but followers of an imposed moral law, making autonomy incompatible with divine command theory.

Orthopedic options such as special shoes for pes cavus or achilles tendotomy for equinovarus are also proposed to allow a longer autonomous gait.

In mammals, cells within most tissues are however provided with a relatively constant nutrient supply sufficient to support proliferation and the individual cells are no longer autonomous but are part of a large community and their proliferation is accordingly tightly regulated by communal signals.

The group plans to hold a referendum within 10 years to decide Hong Kong's future after 2047, when the "one country, two systems" principle expires and the city will no longer be autonomous.

More importantly, the zoom camera will allow the rover to look out farther into a planned drive and identify hazards permitting longer and more autonomous daily traverses.

Insofar as the 'third dialectic' has fully integrated the physical and the vital structures so that they no longer act as autonomous systems, one could say that "body and soul are no longer distinguished" (SB, 203).

If issues of responsibility challenge established criteria of what constitutes scientific excellence and these are no longer in the autonomous domain of agents who actively participate in the practices of science, their very professional identity becomes contested, and congruency between different types of agency is interrupted.

In the copperhead, most SPIN-related sequences (1,142) found were MITEs (proximal ends) of SPIN elements representing deletion derivatives of longer and presumably autonomous elements.

Perhaps, this alternative theory says, there is a point at which people no longer wish to be autonomous, rational consumers at all.

What most deeply disturbs the people in the small towns in Maine these days is the discovery that no longer is a small town autonomous --it is a creature of the state & of the federal gov't.

While the intentional actions of transnational agencies or corporations such as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) or Nike, Inc., are probably more significant in the short term, over the longer term the unintentional, relatively autonomous transnational practices predominate.