Odds are that in multiracial, multiethnic Queens, more than a few people are automatically ready to cut the police some slack.
It knows to delete shaky frames and overexposed ones automatically, and to cut out the ten-minute shot of the floor when someone left the camera on by mistake.
Officials at American Electric said their system, detecting growing problems to the north, automatically severed connecting lines to cut off a drain of electricity.
Among the shortcomings the agency identifies is the fact that the IMAC proposal does not contain specific cost-cutting targets or "triggers" that would act to cut costs automatically.Why did it not?
Some of those same files were also sent to materials fabricators who used computer-controlled machinery to cut needed materials automatically with high degrees of precision.
Belkin also offers its $10 Conserve Socket, a timed socket that can be set to automatically cut off the power to an appliance after 30 minutes, three hours or six hours.
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.
The Obama administration did not invoke the "coup" clause in the Foreign Aid Bill, so it does not have to automatically cut off all foreign aid to Egypt, yet it announced the withholding of cash transfer of $260 million and some military shipments.
Then the razor blade edge was closely aligned to the outlet of the specimen syringe, the thickness of each section was set to 200um, and then the instrument was turned on to automatically cut slices.
Under the legislation written to raise the debt ceiling this month, if the committee fails to come up with a plan by Nov. 23 to cut the federal deficit by $1.2 trillion over 10 years, or if its proposals are not approved by Congress roughly a month later, the government will automatically cut spending across a vast area of its operations, including the Pentagon.
