Sentence examples for though autonomous from inspiring English sources

Crumple zones will become less necessary, though autonomous vehicles will continue to need them.

Though autonomous, they can improve their operating capabilities and speed up their time to reinvention by learning from each other.

Ash Wednesday was not well received in an era that held that poetry, though autonomous, is strictly secular in its outlook; it was misinterpreted by some critics as an expression of personal disillusion.

Even though autonomous is still a ways away, Crupi and Currier wanted to bring an autonomous experience to people right now.

Tesla announced Wednesday evening that all Tesla cars made from now on will have all the hardware they need on board to achieve full self-driving (though autonomous software will rollout later, with a cross-country demo planned for the end of 2017).

Tesla announced Wednesday evening that all Tesla cars made from now on will have all the hardware they need on board to achieve full self-driving (though autonomous software will rollout later, with a cross-country demo planned for the end of 2017).

But because of the nature of the county's cooperative-though-autonomous libraries, in which every resident can borrow freely from every library, the system functions organically.

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

In the south too, even though the autonomous rule of the Afrāsiyāb dynasty was ended in 1668, Ottoman authority was soon challenged by the Muntafiq and Ḥawīza tribes of desert and marsh Arabs.

He was opposed at the Congress of Vienna in 1814 15 by Austria and Britain; the ensuing kingdom of Poland, which, though nominally autonomous, was to be in permanent union with the Russian Empire, consisted of only part of the Prussian and Russian conquests.

Volvo promises to announce more details of its car sharing and mobility unit's expansion in the coming months, but if it's stuck with Sunfleet this long, expect to see a similar (though maybe autonomous?) system as part of the global expansion.