The phrase "automatic component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an element or part that functions automatically within a larger system or process.
Example: "The automatic component of the software ensures that updates are installed without user intervention."
Alternatives: "integral part of" or "built-in feature of".
First, research has shown that segmentation of ongoing activity into smaller units is an automatic component of human perception and functional for memory and learning processes [1, 15].
The automatic component of the system would involve the iPhone storing a number of regularly used charging points and estimating time between those points based on daily habits, but users could also directly input specific information, like how long they thing they'll be away from power for instance.
This is probably explained by the fact that registration is an automatic component of antenatal care, rather than a clear statement of intent.
The experiment to be reported involved passive viewing of blocks of words, consonant strings and unfamiliar faces in order to emphasize the stimulus driven, automatic components of cortical processing.
In other words, the top-down component can override the automatic components of reward-driven perceptual learning.
Usually, clinical features such as delayed initiation and segmented swallowing during attempted volitional movement might be determined by cortical neuronal networks, while dysfunctional pharyngeal components of swallowing (i.e. automatic components of deglutition, such as throat clearing, laryngeal closure tasks) suggest subcortical brain injury and/or basal ganglia necrosis [ 23].
Single-subject independent component analysis (ICA) is followed by an automatic component classification with FMRIB's ICA-based X-noiseifier (FIX) to identify and regress out the "signal" of the artefactual components reflecting non-neuronal fluctuations [ 90, 91].
To solve for the endogeneity in government expenditures, we follow the relevant literature including Fatas and Mihov (2003, 2006), Afonso et al. (2010), and Agnello et al. (2013).3 Discretionary fiscal policy is calculated by extracting the automatic stabilizer component of public spending.
Both, the interactive and automatic part of the implemented component were evaluated.
As shown in Table 2, Quadrant 1 corresponded to the gene and mutation spans found by the automatic components at the beginning of our pipeline.
Then, as we grow, we gain voluntary control over some of our movements, perfect those that become secondarily automatic, and learn to carry out decomplex actions that draw on repertoires of secondarily automatic components.
