The phrase "auto adapt" is not standard in written English, but it can be understood in context.
It can be used in technical or informal contexts to describe a system or process that automatically adjusts itself based on certain conditions.
Example: "The software is designed to auto adapt to the user's preferences, ensuring a personalized experience."
Alternatives: "automatically adjust" or "self-adjust".
I started using those strange elements, at first, as a way of forcibly liberating myself from a certain habitual way I had developed of writing "realism," which wasn't working for me: there was this tone I would just auto-adapt, which also implied a set of limitations vis-à-vis the ambitions of the piece.
Watch for GM and Shanghai Auto to adapt a tiny, $4,900 Daewoo.
In just six months, engineers from Menlo Park-based Leia 3D, working side by side with Honda auto whizzes, adapted the startup's nanotechnology for use in vehicles.
We launched our first version in 2008, and now we're having a 'soft launch' that is vastly more sophisticated". Cerebral it is: The system auto-adapts to your specific location.
This compensation speed of 3 cm2/mis is merely a maximum speed, which could be auto-tuned to adapt to the sample raising speed in order to keep the sample pressure constant.
Also in the box: headphones that HTC claims can adapt to the ambient noise levels to auto adjust for the correct volume.
"The goal of this concept is to adapt Android Auto's design to a vehicle-specific theme," Google's Lauren Wunderlich said in today's session.
This article presents a study on how to adapt the auto-tuned linear algebra library ATLAS to consider the energy consumption of the execution in its tuning decision.
The auto industry has adapted to those safety features, and healthcare needs to do the same thing".
Auto insurance will have to adapt to this impending technology in the immediate future, as well as in the long term.
From the viewpoint of the evolutionary theory, mammals represent the highest form of life that has amazing auto-adaptation features (e.g. squirrels can adapt to changeable labyrinth tasks in order to get food).
