Sentence examples for reasonably autonomous from inspiring English sources
California had its own youthtopias, reasonably autonomous zones where the young could congregate and try out new ways of living: the Haight/Ashbury in San Francisco, the Sunset Strip in Hollywood.
Badman said that there needed to be a further review to determine the minimum standards of education that parents should provide, but added: "At the age of eight they should be reasonably autonomous learners, competent in handling numbers, with rudimentary ICT levels and able to read".
Generally speaking, each community was fairly autonomous.
The incumbents to driverless cars are likely to fight just as fiercely as those currently railing against Uber, and Kornai and others foresee a reasonably gradual shift to autonomous vehicles, and this may cushion the shock of a drastic economic shift.
Kurds will have to accept being very unhappy not to achieve their dream of an independent Kurdistan, but only "reasonably" unhappy, because the special autonomous status of the Kurdish region will be concretized in Iraqi law.
Under the proposal, words including "self-driving" and "auto-pilot" would be banned along with anything "likely to induce a reasonably prudent person to believe a vehicle is autonomous" — that is, drivable without human interaction.
This assured a reasonably equitable distribution of land, as well as government control of the large estates that heretofore had been virtually autonomous.
To be useful to both a care recipient with dementia and his/her caregiver(s), a CAT must be autonomous, non-invasive, and must not require explicit feedback (e.g. button presses), as this cannot reasonably be expected of either people with AD or overworked caregivers.
