The phrase "automatically defined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is established or determined by a system or process without manual intervention.
Example: "The parameters for the experiment were automatically defined by the software based on the initial input data."
Alternatives: "self-defined" or "systematically established".
Increments on parameter values are automatically defined according to the template resolution.
History has defined the US veteran as a hero, and in doing so it has automatically defined anyone who fights against him as the bad guy.
BY BECOMING more European and more middle-class, Italy ceased to be a country where everything in politics was automatically defined by left and right.
The data association is accelerated by using a subwindow whose dimensions are automatically defined from the covariance matrix of the estimate.
Reproducibility of the automatic approach was investigated with respect to precision errors (PE%CV) of micro-structural indices analyzed in these automatically defined compartments.
Using virtual journeys (automatically defined driver profiles or simulation using driving simulators), expected driving behavior can be assessed using characteristic feature graphs and the derived quantitative parameters.
It can also automatically define the boundary between a gap and the exterior space.
Minimizing this error metric we can automatically define the picture surface and viewpoints of a multiperspective image to reduce the distortion artifacts.
The base of the Lochkovian and the base of the Devonian System automatically define the top of the Pridoli and thus the top of the Silurian System.
Because the blockchain can also contain representations of business workflows housed within smart contracts, it can be used to automatically define, monitor, and enforce agreements between members of the supply chain.
The efficiency is achieved by (1) automatically defining an initial contour for each slice, and (2) automatically computing weight values of each term in the applied energy functional at each iteration during evolution.
