Sentence examples for substantially autonomous from inspiring English sources

Hoover, though substantially autonomous in its day-to-day operations, is ultimately responsible to the president of Stanford.

On any reasonable view of moral status, then, there will not be a large difference between the consideration due a borderline person and the consideration due a paradigmatic person, and a borderline person should therefore be viewed as analogous to a child: "not as substantially autonomous or as having full-fledged moral agency but as deserving moral protections of full strength" (ibid., 323).

The British in May released a plan for a united Indian state comprising substantially autonomous provinces, and called for "groups" of provinces formed on the basis of religion.

The DNA replication apparatus of the NCLDV is substantially autonomous from the host replication system.

I'm autonomous and independent".

Reinforcement learning was also proved to improve the motion behavior of a humanoid robot to react to visually identified objects substantially [11], by building an autonomous strategy with little prior knowledge.

The major changes concerned autonomous Bulgaria, which was substantially reduced in size and divided into two parts, the northern part to have political and the southern (eastern Rumelia) to have administrative autonomy.

Autonomous systems have advanced substantially, yet on-board energy capacity still constrains endurance.

As detailed in the general comments and in response to Reviewer #3, we have revised the manuscript to explain better the biological implications, which are of major importance for the metabolism field, as they show that in co-growing cells, intermediate metabolism is substantially operating in a non-cell-autonomous manner.

Elderly patients had a distinct co-morbidity profile: Hypertension, prior stroke / TIA, peripheral arterial disease, heart failure, autonomous and peripheral neuropathy were substantially more frequent (Table 1).

Thus, all three UPR branches (PERK, IRE1a and ATF6) have been shown to mediate 'cell autonomous' pro-inflammatory transcriptional programs and contribute substantially to progression of cystic fibrosis, metabolic disorders and intestinal bowel disease.