Sentence examples for automatic adapts from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the CLK's 342-horsepower V-8 will rev right up to its 6,000rpm redline, and, although the five-speed automatic adapts to driving style as well as available traction, you can also shift it "manually" for extra control and a sportier feel.

Part 2, to automatic adapt the working state of video service according to remaining battery capacity perception.

To smartly adapt the candidate model to fit the new design requirements, a novel approach to automatic adaptation of assembly models is proposed in this paper.

Unusual for a family car, a five-speed manual transmission is standard, though the test model had an optional five-speed Geartronic automatic that adapted its shifting to the style of the driver.

The main contribution of this paper consists in experimenting with different techniques for fixing tags to the cheese and solutions for automatic identification adapted to handling procedures as implemented in a dairy factory.

In order to quantify accurately, the numbers, the rates and further the half lives of these transient membrane structures, a robust and automatic approach adapted to either 3D or TIRF series of images, is required for which several issues must be addressed.

We develop an automatic algorithm which adapts the parameter at regular time levels to maintain optimum accuracy.

The proposed automatic tuning system adapts the controller parameters governing the open-loop phase of the manoeuvre until a predefined manoeuvre quality is achieved.

Research in automated planning provides novel insights into service composition and contributes towards the provision of automatic compositions which adapt to changing user needs and environmental conditions.

His text was intended in part as a visual element but unlike graffiti writers who produced ever more expressive tags during that heated moment in New York graffiti history, Basquiat also sought an audience who may be hip to his cerebral wordplay of poetry that puzzled and enticed -- a foxy style of William Burroughs-inspired automatic writing he adapted for his own uses.

All automatic annotations were adapted in order to achieve congruent annotations for modules of genes.