The phrase "achieved by automatic" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes or results that are accomplished through automation, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The efficiency of the system was achieved by automatic processes that minimize human intervention."
Alternatives: "accomplished through automation" or "realized via automated methods."
Features of the dynamic responses were used to determine the performance, in terms of quality and speed, that can be achieved by automatic controllers.
The speed of walking achieved by automatic control was almost three times bigger compared with the speed of hand-controlled walking.
This process might be exceptionally speeded-up if integration between logical and simulation modeling might be achieved by automatic model translation, thus realizing a process we might call "virtual design and evaluation of complex systems".
Modern multiple-units are increasingly fitted with automatic couplers that combine a draft function with connection of all power, braking, and other control circuits between two train-sets; this is achieved by automatic engagement, when couplers interlock, of a nest of electric contacts built into each coupler head.
This was achieved by automatic adjustment of problem difficulty according to ongoing performance.
It is being achieved by extending automatic reporting of employment income using the single touch payroll system to reporting income for social security purposes.
Budget and tax specialists in the private sector are predicting arduous negotiations that could end with a partial deal at best in which the committee agrees on some savings, with the balance achieved by the automatic spending cuts.
Variation in ambient temperature should be minimized in housing of newly-weaned pigs and this can be achieved by using automatic temperature control.
This is achieved by proposing an automatic two-stage locally regularized classifier construction (TSLRCC) method using the extreme learning machine (ELM).
The events at Eugene, the site of this year's trials, were timed with handheld stop watches, giving times in tenths of a second, rather than the thousandths of a second achieved by today's automatic electronic digital timers.
Representation of snow cover and hydrological simulation were achieved by a standard automatic calibration of the model, over the 2000 2010 period, performed by SWAT-Cup/SUFI2, using six hydrological gauging stations along the fluvial continuum downstream of the snow-dominated area.
