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The phrase "automatic which can" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is automatic and has the capability to perform an action, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The system has an automatic feature which can adjust settings based on user preferences."
Alternatives: "automatic that can" or "automatically capable of".
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With either engine, the transmission is a 6-speed automatic, which can be manually shifted.
It comes only with a 5-speed automatic, which can be shifted with paddles behind the steering wheel.
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According to Church, automatic gates which can be opened by card keys are being installed.
But automatic lifts which can do that already exist, and the expense of having to install them will, Dr Wehking thinks, be outweighed by the skids' manoeuvrability.
This study aims to develop an automatic system which can be used to detect surface scratches of the large curvature tubes in order to reduce computational costs.
Both the LS6 and LS8 are available with a new five-speed automatic transmission, which can be ordered with a feature that allows the driver to shift, though there is no clutch.
The HHT bolt signal analysis method is a self-adaptive and automatic process, which can be programed as analysis software and will make bolt tests more convenient in practice.
No clutch is needed with the n-ratio automatic transmission, which can reduce the cost considerably.
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