The phrase "automatic powers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to powers or abilities that are activated or function without manual intervention.
Example: "The system operates with automatic powers, allowing it to adjust settings based on real-time data."
Alternatives: "self-activating capabilities" or "autonomous functions".
DPM is also called APM (Automatic power Manager) in which devices are automatically powered off depending upon load.
Autopilot and automatic power also shut down and the pilot took over, according to an N.T.S.B. report.
Alderman's new book, out later this month, imagines a world where women are endowed with an automatic power to hurt.
In theory, Ahmadinejad can still put his name on the list as a nominee and the supreme leader does not have the automatic power to block him.
The councils propose that the bill should ensure that an automatic power of arrest is attached to an ipna when "antisocial behaviour is intentional, deliberate and persistent".
They shouldn't get an automatic power rank like we do, because social-academic status is something humans develop into over time and only exists within the context of other adults".
The revised plans announced yesterday extend the automatic power to see this information to agencies with crime-fighting roles, like the UK Atomic Energy Constabulary, the Scottish Drugs Enforcement Agency and the Maritime and Coastguard Agency.
"The issue of trustee payments will always divide opinion, but NCVO stands by our concerns that giving charities above the £1m income threshold automatic power to pay trustees would set a dangerous precedent and is a deregulatory step too far.
Engine: 3.0-litre supercharged petrol V6 Transmission: eight-speed automatic Power: 340 PS at 6,500rpm Torque: 450 Nm Fuel consumption (combined cycle): 30.0 mpg CO2 emissions: 224g/km Top speed: 155mph (artificially limited) Acceleration (0-60 mph): 5.7 seconds Price: from £65,365 (long wheelbase models from £68,515) Jaguar's F-Type promises to be one of the hottest new cars of 2013.
Hyundai i30 Style Nav Blue Drive Engine: 1.6-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel Transmission: Six-speed manual (optional six-speed automatic) Power: 128 PS at 4000 rpm Torque: 260 Nm at between 1900 and 2750 rpm Fuel consumption (combined cycle): 74.3 mpg CO2 emissions: 100 g/km Top speed: 117 mph Acceleration (0-62 mph): 10.9 seconds Price: £20,295 Life should be getting a lot harder for Hyundai.
