The phrase "automatic components" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to parts or elements that operate automatically, often in the context of machinery, technology, or systems.
Example: "The new machine is equipped with advanced automatic components that enhance its efficiency and performance."
Alternatives: "automated parts" or "self-operating elements".
Actual procedures are planned and performed by the system's automatic components.
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.
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.
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.
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].
Literally, it is fellow-feeling – empathy for emotions that indicate suffering – has both automatic component and deliberative influences.
Empathy is simulating a vicarious experience of another's emotion of any type (fear, sadness, joy) – has both automatic component ("bottom up") and deliberative ("top down") influences.
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.
The other possible reason is a difference in the manner of control: limb movement (e.g., lower limb movement for foot clearance) is controlled by a voluntary component (although an automatic component also exists) with action intention, while posture is controlled mainly in an automatic fashion [16] [18].
