Sentence examples for automatically turning off from inspiring English sources

At the Vermont Law School in South Royalton, which specializes in environmental law, motion sensors detect when a classroom is unoccupied, automatically turning off lights and ventilation to save energy.

Some have got information from manufacturers that their EVs react to water exposure by automatically turning off the high-voltage system.

On the one hand, conservation necessarily leads to reductions in light spillage due to, for instance, improved efficiencies in building lighting management (i.e. automatically turning off lights at night).

First: there's a way to share your location for a few hours at a time, with the feature automatically turning off at a specified hour (a service called Glympse was among the first to start doing this a couple of years ago).

The glass used for the display is the damage-resistant Corning Gorilla Glass 2. The device's software includes a feature known as "Smart Stay", which uses the device's front camera to detect whether the user's eyes are looking at the screen, and prevents the screen from automatically turning off while the user is still looking at the screen.

When used in a car that also has a stop-start system, which saves fuel by automatically turning off the car's engine anytime the car comes to a halt, the Online traffic light information system "can... automatically alert the start-stop computer to start the engine five seconds before the light changes," in order to ensure a speedy getaway, Automobile Magazine reports.

The app automatically turns off a phone's ringer and dims the screen to discourage texting.

The headphones automatically turn off when the audio cable is detached, a beneficial power-management feature.

Breakaway hydrants, when hit, automatically turn off the water, Mr. Saucier said.

If you have a BlackBerry, the company's holster will automatically turn off the screen when you insert the phone.

Blasted even harder by radiation, Galileo automatically turned off its cameras and science instruments to protect them.