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Discover LudwigThe phrase "auto switch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, automation, or devices that switch automatically between modes or settings.
Example: "The device features an auto switch that allows it to change from power-saving mode to performance mode seamlessly."
Alternatives: "automatic switch" or "self-switching mechanism".
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2 05PM – Intel Core i5, USB 3.0 10X speed, Auto Switch Graphics.
10 18 PST – Widgets, google maps, safari (full html), can auto switch to wifi when detected.
Also, while it's possible to get it to auto switch, the tablet screen always switches off when removed from the dock.
The convergence testing was performed using the auto switch relative for residual forces or displacements with 0.1 tolerances.
Turn off weapon auto switch, turn on weapon fast switch.
If you dislike the fact that your weapon is switched when you pick up an item, you can turn "auto switch weapon" off in your settings.
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Mr. Griffith says the mercury in auto switches is released into the atmosphere when steel recovered from scrapped automobiles is melted down in arc furnaces.
i.e., there exists a coordination hidden defect in the design scheme that the bus couple auto-switch protection (BCASP) and bus differential protection (BDP) block each other.
In tradition, auto-switch-on device would act immediately, so load of faulted transformer is firstly transferred to backup transformers in the same substation through bus connection switch.
Because overloading rate greater than 1.3 is usually considered too high and auto-switch-on device will lock itself automatically [18].
It didn't auto-switch you into the defensive back when the ball was in the air and you just plainly didn't have enough time to do it yourself.
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