'automatic drive' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a context pertaining to cars or other vehicles. For example: "My car has an automatic drive transmission, so I don't have to manually shift gears when I drive."
According to Bowen, substance abuse is another example of that too-human automatic drive to move toward pleasure and away from pain one that affects an estimated 24 million Americans, according to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
Moreover, our findings may also be useful to automatic drive, which can provide helpful insight into the track behavior of passenger cars and track patterns recognition, and they could be useful in developing an anthropomorphic algorithm to simulate the driving habits of human drivers.
The RC300 model includes a 255-hp V-6 as well as all-wheel drive and six-speed automatic drive.
Inspiratory resistive breathing facilitates the diaphragm response to TMS while it does not increase the automatic drive to breathe.
In the other direction, increases in the automatic drive to breathe facilitate the diaphragm response to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS).
It could involve reflex mechanisms increasing the automatic drive to breathe, but there are arguments against this hypothesis in the literature [ 8- 10].
Back in the states, a good deal of antiwar sentiment had struck me as automatic, driven both by visceral antipathy to George Bush and his administration and, particularly among people my age, by chronic Vietnam syndrome.
Beyond battery power, the 2019 EV production motorcycle also differs from the company's gas line-up in offering an automatic drive-train: no clutch no gears; just twist and go.
Two designs of the Ford Focus were used in the tests; one with an automatic gear drive, and the other with a manual gear drive.
There are three settings for the automatic transmission: drive, neutral and reverse.
Men with AK-47 automatic rifles drive up, usually in a BMW, and open fire.
