If this worked (there are plenty of reasons to fear it will not), it would produce autonomy and variation, one of the underpromoted moments of conference week being the recruitment of Tom Steinberg from MySociety.org as an adviser.
In this way then, a system that allows heterogeneous agents to assign and complete tasks together increases the flexibility of the system, an aspect of producing higher autonomy [ 7].
Last summer, Deutsche Bank analyst Marc Geall, a former head of investor relations at Autonomy, produced a report which claimed: "The management structure, control and systems at Autonomy are more representative of a start-up than a major global player.
It is not surprising that liberal education, which is rooted in liberal principles of individual liberty and rational autonomy, disproportionately attracts and produces liberals.
For all its talk about autonomy, Nissan is still a company that produces hardcore sports cars like the GT-R and Z. Engineering autonomy into cars will not necessarily mean engineering out enjoyment, a challenge that all automakers must reckon with.
However, in the follow-up question on autonomy of producing good science, many indicated they disagreed (27/45, 60%) that striving for research outcomes undermined their authority or autonomy in scientific research.
The 360 and VR content the camera produces will give Facebook News Feed users and Oculus Rift wearers autonomy within video.
Since new marketing incentives provide consumers with autonomy to produce technical, social, and cultural knowledge (Zwick et al., 2008), knowledge creation plays a key role in users' engagement in a digital environment.
In general, the M-NCAS demonstrated excellent internal consistency reliability, with only the autonomy subscale producing a Cronbach's alpha below 0.70.
Gaylin and Jennings (2003) suggest that this environment has produced a "culture of autonomy" (4) that prioritizes the ideals of consumer choice, independence, and noninterference.
