Sentence examples for operating on its own from inspiring English sources

"The biggest concern about this is that no artificial intelligence system can distinguish between civilians and enemy combatants, and so if this was operating on its own it would fall foul of the laws of war".

It is now an organization operating on its own recognizance, although it continues to receive a fraction of its operating funds from Iran — much of it in the form of religious charitable contributions from its Shia brethren.

Korngold's opera is certainly not "Tristan und Isolde" or even "Moses und Aron," but operating on its own modest scale, it remains a gracefully executed piece of stagecraft.

State Health Department officials and local politicians who have been trying to help keep St . Vincents alive have said that the hospital cannot continue operating on its own, and needs a stronger partner to make it financially solvent.

Had the attack been ordered by Assad, or had it been carried out by a Syrian military unit operating on its own authority?

Afterward, the orchestra will be operating on its own territory with Wagner and Bruckner on the Saturday and the Mahler Third Symphony on the Sunday afternoon.

FanVision worked — without the picture fading or freezing — because the four transmitters installed around the stadium let it operate on its own broadcast network.

It operates on its own, with a bit of money from the Brotherhood outside of Syria, but its fighters look as poor and badly armed as everyone else in the area.

In short they are: By sharing the cost of people, offices, etc, the seed fund can work with a smaller amount of money than would be necessary, if it operated on its own.

The selling and buying price of materials and items in Runescape is constantly fluctuating, as it operates on its own stock exchange.

We assume that this structure encodes important information about whether the mutant can maintain its functionality and how it would dynamically behave/evolve provided that it stills operates on its own.