self-generating

[ self-jen-uh-rey-ting, self- ]

adjective

1. producing from within itself.

Example Sentences

Notably, the system is self-generating, requiring no external power source or complex measuring devices for data recognition.

From Science Daily

"I would like to move to solar power with self-generating on site and be self-sufficient," said Carrington.

From BBC

For self-enforced privacy and self-generating mystique, none beats San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood.

From Los Angeles Times

These include the early tape-loop experiments of such artists as Éliane Radigue, Terry Riley, Karlheinz Stockhausen and especially Brian Eno, whose self-generating music techniques on his 1975 album “Discreet Music” helped define the ambient music genre.

From Washington Post

But in the tight hold Basholli and cinematographer Alexander Bloom keep on their lead — Gashi’s unbreakable determination and laser gaze like a self-generating power source — lies the stark thrum of the picture’s inspiration: “Nevertheless, she persisted” in action.

From Los Angeles Times