The phrase "automatic roll" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, gaming, or processes that occur without manual intervention.
Example: "The software features an automatic roll function that saves time during data entry."
Alternatives: "automated rotation" or "self-rolling feature".
"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".
In case an accident occurs anyway, the SL is equipped with a new type of head/thorax sidebag in the doors, two-stage airbags for driver and passenger, and automatic, sensor-controlled roll-over bars that deploy in case the car flips.
TalkTalk announced this weekend that it would follow Sky and become the second of the UK's four major internet providers to roll out automatic filters for all its customers unless they specifically ask for them to be turned off.
The air springs are a version of Toyota's "FXV-II" concept-car suspension system, and a change in driving conditions creates an automatic adjustment to minimize roll, dive and squat.
For example, it is common to found mistakes and overlaps in the polling stations' official statements in 2011 regarding how many electors from each roll ("voluntary", "automatic", "complementary") casted a ballot.
The problem in Brazil was sparked by at least one user claiming that pictures of them were shared on the network by an anonymous poster, including their personal details, so the update here seems designed directly to address that through blocking of the camera roll and automatic detection and deletion of real name posts.
The automatic tax reductions would roll back the new higher tax rates to 2012's levels, starting with the lowest tax bracket first.
This could cause a loss of propulsion or, for a model fitted with an automatic transmission, cause a roll-away even when the gear selector was in Park.
