Sentence examples for persistent autonomy from inspiring English sources
The above capabilities are to help persistent autonomy and automation endure over complex and long AMV operations.
These topics include persistent autonomy (how to make robots act with self-sufficiency for long periods of time), and collaborative assembly (how can groups of people and robots work together to build structures).
The combination of mobile, cloud computing, the Internet Things, persistent computing, and autonomy are resulting in something different.
Persistent concerns about autonomy in bioethics reflect the value that is attached to people being able to live their lives according to their own conception of the good, and the recognition that both illness and health care can undermine this.
However, the agitation was still very great, and the regression in language and autonomy were persistent.
And paradoxically, despite the persistent and growing emphasis on autonomy, most school practitioners consider themselves constrained by government requirements to a far greater extent than their forbears in 1975.
The persistent efforts in the east for regional autonomy and the violent clashes in the southern part of the country are a good indications of what Libya's future could hold the political transition fails.
It's certainly true that ever-smaller and ever-more-powerful mobile devices raise important questions about the costs and benefits of persistent surveillance, and of the line between personal autonomy and acceptable social behavior.
We live in a late-capitalist society, and though we have given up our demands for privacy, autonomy, and democracy, our collective desire for options remains persistent: have it your way.
Beginning in 1868, these nationalists launched a series of revolts that were abortive but persistent enough to convince Spain's government, in early 1898, to grant the island a measure of autonomy.
