The phrase "automatic sign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a sign or signal that operates without manual intervention, often in contexts related to technology or systems.
Example: "The automatic sign at the intersection changes based on traffic flow, ensuring a smooth transition for vehicles."
Alternatives: "self-operating sign" or "automated signal".
Automatic sign language recognition is currently evolving from artificial lab-generated data to 'real-life' data.
Automatic Sign Language Recognition (SLR) systems are usually designed by means of recognizing hand and finger gestures.
It's just one of this surprising and rewarding novel's virtues that, as that almost fierce image suggests, we are not meant to see a character's reading as an automatic sign of her goodness or her higher purpose in life.
Still, the governor also said he anticipated that Mr. Bing would soon submit a request for a preliminary financial review of the city — which can be an early step when the state is asked to assign an outside party to manage a city's finances, though it is not an automatic sign that an emergency manager is imminent.
According to G.M., Driver Aid, Information and Routing, or D.A.I.R., could send an emergency message from the car to a service center, featured automatic messaging of road conditions, had an automatic sign and road hazard detector connected to a display panel on the car's dash, and had a system that could guide a driver along a prespecified route without using a map.
Thus, a rejection from one specific journal must emphatically not be taken as an automatic sign that the research was unworthy or of low quality; some excellent work is published in journals lower on the pecking order a good few Nobel prizes stand witness to this.
How about considering automatic sign-ups into emergency savings accounts?
Many employers already have automatic sign-ups into retirement accounts.
With its automatic sign-in, I haven't used my passwords in years.
I really like this idea, but I do wonder if users will be comfortable with the automatic sign-in.
The experience of 7-Eleven shows that automatic sign-up can go a long way toward closing the enrollment gap for lower-paid employees -- an important issue for all participants, because federal rules sharply restrict benefits for top earners if too few of their lower-paid co-workers take part.
