Sentence examples for automatically progress from inspiring English sources

Under the existing policy, most full-time classroom teachers automatically progress to a higher pay point each year.

Ofcom ruled that the decision to allow Vickers to automatically progress "presented no possibility of material harm to viewers" adding that the decision to allow her to continue competing "rested entirely with the broadcaster and production team".

The fixation duration was 250 ms and the stimulus duration was 2000 ms. Once the stimulus disappeared from the screen, the trial automatically progressed regardless of whether a response was made.

Activision; Wii/Wii U/Xbox 360/PS3/PS4/Xbox One/tablet; £55 (starter pack); Pegi rating: 7+ As most families with children of a certain age know by now, Skylanders is a video game that uses toy figures to unlock on-screen characters and automatically save progress.

Platforms are introducing systems that automatically track progress in real time and advise all parties of their obligation.

Facebook account (as well as whether you'd like to automatically share progress on Facebook).

Google Now also helps you on your commute, notifying of likely delays to your usual journey and suggesting various travel routes from which to choose based on your habitual modes of travel, and offering to keep people of your choosing updated on your progress automatically.

Olympic officials had informed the media that only two athletes from each heat would progress automatically to the finals.

Best of all, the system automatically tracks student progress — including their quiz scores — giving management real-time reports on how well employees are doing.

Better Works a cloud platform that helps companies set and manage goals, announced a new feature today that automatically updates goal progress based on information in Salesforce and Workday.

And for parents the idea is the ability to be looped in to kids' school work progress automatically — by letting them view homework assignments, timetables and so on, without adding to teachers' workloads.