Sentence examples for moving autonomously from inspiring English sources
His stage space remains decentralized, with dancers moving autonomously in different directions.
The ghosts are actually moving autonomously along computer-defined lines (they can't "see" the actual maze) and the Man of Pac himself is guided by an RC controller.
Recently, magnesium-based micromotor propelled by the magnesium and water reaction have been developed, which is capable of moving autonomously in a number of aqueous solutions, such as simulated body fluid, low concentration sodium carbonate, and sodium chloride solution [21, 22].
Among these artificial engines, catalytic micro-/nano-engines with different shapes of rod [1], sphere [2], helical [3], and tubes [4], mimicking their counterparts in the nature [5], are capable of moving autonomously in the presence of corresponding fuels or powered by various external stimuli such as light [6], magnetic [7], or ultrasound fields [8].
These examples indicate that each cell behaves individually during development, receiving signals from its surroundings and varying its inner state according to those signals, thereby exerting an effect on its surroundings either individually or cooperatively or moving autonomously or en masse.
Some mechanical adaptations allow to convert the G S platform in an autonomous and teleoperated robot capable to move autonomously along tubular structures (posts, steel wires of bridges, trunks of palms, pipes, etc).
Information on the surrounding environment is necessary for a robot to move autonomously.
These motors move autonomously in fluids by converting different sources of energy into mechanical work.
It can move "autonomously" and solve simple problems when it hits walls and gets under tables.
Luckily researchers at Hokkaido University's Department of Chemistry have created a crystalline assembly that moves autonomously when exposed to blue light.
The exigencies of live performance require robots to move autonomously or semi-autonomously alongside human performers and in coordination with human operators.
