Sentence examples for automatically cut from from inspiring English sources

If it fails to come to an agreement, or if Congress votes it down, $1.2 trillion will be automatically cut from the federal budget, including $452 billion from defense programs and $119 billion from Medicare providers.

The original recordings were labeled using Praat (Boersma, 2001), and the corresponding videos were automatically cut from Praat TextGrids using a MATLAB script and Mencoder software and stored as separate video files.

A couple of episodes of the latest Scandinavian crime drama; a couple of music videos by new artists YouTube knows you'll like; a half-hour sketch show automatically cut together from your favourite YouTubers; a personalised news bulletin; and all the while micro-targeted ads.

If no legislation is enacted, the government would automatically cut almost $500 billion from military spending, with an equal amount from nonmilitary programs, between 2013 and 2021.

Industry officials said that an elaborate set of rules and procedures has been developed to allow one regional system to automatically cut itself off from others when a failure occurs.

Premium users get all the additional features, including YubiKey authentication and file storage, and LastPass doesn't want to automatically cut people off from those tools.

Using only legal measures as a way to pat ourselves on the back for not being quite as bigoted as the previous generation means that we automatically cut ourselves off from important discussions of police brutality targeted at black and brown people, as well as discussions of current atrocities committed against Native and Latino communities.

The R function cutree automatically cut each dendrogram (from the top down) to form two groups of samples.

The team has created two open source beehive designs that anyone can download for free and load onto a CNC router – also known as a computer-controlled cutting machine – which will automatically cut out the designs from a single sheet of plywood.

The Copenhagen-based team says its algorithm can automatically cut out studio images from consistent backgrounds, such as green- or blue-screens, but also from "standard backgrounds" used for school photographs, and also from the white backgrounds popular for product shots — saving time and money.

The Copenhagen-based team says its algorithm can automatically cut out studio images from consistent backgrounds, such as green- or blue-screens, but also from "standard backgrounds" used for school photographs, and also from the white backgrounds popular for product shots — saving time and money.