Sentence examples for reach autonomous from inspiring English sources

And by the time you reach autonomous systems, many of the "actions" setting them in motion will have taken place months or even years ago: as part of a process of programming and design whose eventual consequences may be entirely unknowable.

In this event, two of the cutting edge researchers from SafeMode team will explain how they are using their years of research about Behavioral economics, AI, and Big data to change drivers' behavior and to reach autonomous cars to prevent dangerous situations with drivers around them.

But if people who've reached autonomous adulthood want to go and do such things, then to restrict them looks like an objectionable form of paternalism.

Pratt, over and over, couched that the company has no idea when we'll be reaching full autonomous driving.

We've gotten lazy in reaching our own autonomous opinions, instead relying on the "woke" position to surface.

"With a range of 290 km, these cruise missiles are being deployed to improve India's military reach into the Tibet Autonomous Region and counter China's elaborate missile deployment along the Sino-Indian border", reports the Indian Express.

Already, more than 15 million vehicles feature fundamental, Level 2 autonomy, thanks to  Mobileye, and Waymo is within reach of commercializing fully autonomous, Level 5 driving.

It is located in the eastern Great Himalaya Range, with its northern and eastern reaches fronting the Tibet Autonomous Region of China.

From the perspective of the oases at the southern edge of the Takla Makan Desert to the north of the mountains, however, the Kunluns form a massive rampart blocking access to the icy barren expanses of the westernmost reaches of the Tibet Autonomous Region of China.

In this paper, we have designed a region reaching controller for an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle(AUV) using potential energy concept.

"Although valuations have crept up, I don't think we have reached an oversaturation in autonomous vehicle companies," Stallman says.