Sentence examples for somewhat autonomous from inspiring English sources

The mixed-race wedding, and various photographs of white people at social events are testimony to the fact that while this may have been a somewhat autonomous project it was by no means an independent one.

As Morris points out elsewhere, the human mind is sometimes characterized as a system of somewhat autonomous subsystems.

To a lesser extent, the (SA), a Nazi paramilitary organisation, remained somewhat autonomous within the party itself.

Previously, the cemetery operated as a somewhat autonomous unit under Superintendent John Metzler and deputy Thurman Higginbotham, who did not get along.

Taken together, these results suggest that membrane functionality within and adjacent to the contact zone is distributed into many (from our results, about 80) equally capable, somewhat autonomous units.

Most respondents (32.43%) self-assessed their program as having been "somewhat autonomous"; however, a nearly-equivalent number self-assessed their program as having been "autonomous" (21.62%) or "very autonomous" (27.03%).

He added that this idea of morphogenetic matter created by somewhat-autonomous computer systems is reflected in Brute Force Method, as his experiments yield "An endless array of visual combinations that get evaluated not only be me, but by an online audience".

Generally speaking, each community was fairly autonomous.

In other words, Paulson's disdain for SEC Chairman Christopher Cox meant that the Treasury was operating in an autonomous, somewhat high-handed fashion.

Even more interesting is that Makoko has been somewhat of an autonomous community over the past 120 years.

What is clear, from public opinion polls and the votes that have been held, is that support has grown for statehood and for "free association," an autonomous status somewhat short of complete independence, with continued United States citizenship for Puerto Rican residents.