The phrase "auto by" is not a complete sentence and is not considered correct or usable in written English.
It is possible that it was intended to mean something else, such as "automatic by," which could be used to describe an action or process that occurs automatically by some means. Example: The report was auto by the system, so there was no room for error. (This could be interpreted as meaning that the report was generated automatically by the system, without needing manual input.).
Bajaj Auto, by contrast, faced a basic shift in consumer preferences it had not seen coming.
Grand Theft Auto, by contrast, has always known exactly how much freedom to give the player before turning on the heat.
In Grand Theft Auto, by comparison, there is no encouragement to save a plastic surgeon, or even lesser deities involved in cosmetic upgrades, like a liposuction professional or an Arthur Andersen accountant.
With Um auto de Gil Vicente (1838; "An Auto by Gil Vicente"), O alfageme de Santarém (1841; "The Swordsmith of Santarém"), and especially Frei Luís de Sousa (1843; Brother Luiz de Sousa), he produced a national theatre on historical themes.
Nevertheless, by imposing classical restraint on the Vicentian auto, by increasing the importance of the plot, by transferring the comic element from the characters to the action, and by refining the farce, Camões indicated a possible means of rejuvenating 16th-century comedy in Portugal.
Potential buyers read the Auto-By-Tel web page and make purchase requests which the broker then funnels to the dealer.
Firms such as Schwab, Auto-by-Tel and General Electric's Information Services unit have discovered that the more clients join their networks, the more attractive they become.
Auto-By-Tel has signed up over 1,600 dealers across America, and usually has between one and five in every city.
Instead of spending a loathsome afternoon with a salesman, customers of Auto-by-Tel, the leading Internet car-buying service, simply tell the service what kind of car they want, and wait for nearby dealerships to make their best offer.
NetMarket offers almost as many books as Amazon, as many CDs as CDNow, as many cars as Auto-by-Tel, and so on through most of the big Web retail categories.
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