Sentence examples for partially autonomous from inspiring English sources

A study from the Boston Consulting Group says partially autonomous vehicles will "hit the road in large numbers" by 2017.

"They calculate your income, they do the math," said Mohamed Aden, a former president of Himan and Heeb, a partially autonomous region of central Somalia near Shabab territory.

While much of the initial action taken by E.U. governments focused on the financial markets, some, including the partially autonomous Welsh authorities took early and direct steps to limit job losses.

University of Liège, French Université de Liège, state-financed, partially autonomous, coeducational, French-language institution of higher learning in Liège, Belg., founded in 1817 under King William I of the Netherlands.

"Our plan with the practical demonstration phases is to start testing with single vehicles on closed roads, and to build up to a point where all road users, as well as legislators, the police and insurance companies, are confident about how driverless pods and fully and partially autonomous cars can operate safely on UK roads," said Tim Armitage, UK Autodrive project director for Arup.

The new government has promised an inquiry but turned down demands for a new election.Nine members of the east and southern African trade block, COMESA, agreed to form a free-trade area.President Benjamin Mkapa was re-elected in Tanzania in an election that was considered fair except in partially autonomous Zanzibar, where it was grossly unfair and shambolic.

Up to now, there has been a lot of focus on the role that LIDAR can play in sensors in autonomous or partially-autonomous cars.

We have recently demonstrated that Robo2's noncell-autonomous role in promoting midline crossing is at least partially independent of its ability to bind Slit via its Ig1 domain (Evans et al. 2015).

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Consulting firm BCG believes the market for partially and fully autonomous vehicles will be at $22 billion by 2025.

The next-generation of partially and fully autonomous cars will be powered by embedded many-core platforms.