M. L. Cummings, Can CWA Inform the Design of Networked Intelligent Systems?, presented at Moving Autonomy Forward Conference, Grantham, UK, June, 2006.
The county of Portugal originally part of the kingdom of León which Alfonso VI had assigned to Teresa and Henry of Burgundy, also began to move from autonomy to independence.
Fleets of trucks may well be the first to move towards autonomy.
They guide our decisions even when we have the power to move with autonomy, and paralyze us even when we have the power to move.
Experiences from successful social marketing programs including Social Marketing Company (SMC) Bangladesh and GreenStar Pakistan suggest that country-level programs can move toward autonomy from previous international franchisor support structures.
Resources allocated to public health facilities are not enough to provide comprehensive care that reflects the individual and collective dimensions of population's needs and for that reason, it has not been possible for health managers to move towards autonomy in the distribution of resources, taking into account the socio-economic differences of the population.
Probably, but the child's job is to grow, yours is to control your anxiety so it doesn't get in the way of his reasonable moves toward autonomy.
Kiev says holding separate elections in the region would be illegal, while the Kremlin continues to support the region's gradual moves toward autonomy.
Ellis and colleagues note that despite these efforts to move beyond the autonomy paradigm in health ethics and wider philosophical work, there are surprisingly few examinations of autonomy within literature on participation that point up the need for change (Ells et al. 2011; Lee and Lin 2010; Williams, Freedman, and Deci 1998).
He believes Scotland must move to fiscal autonomy as an intermediary stage on the road to full independence.
