Under previous administrations, U.S. officials have sought to explain the refusal to join the treaty by drawing a distinction between so-called "smart" land mines, which are allowed by U.S. policy because they can be set to self-destruct or deactivate automatically, and "dumb" mines, which can detonate many years after being planted.
If a participant reaches twounexcused no-shows during the semester their account is automatically deactivated and they are no longer able to sign up for studies.
Not only are there long waiting lists to borrow popular titles, but if you don't finish listening to the book within the two-week lending period, it gets automatically deactivated from your smart phone – unlike paper books, these can't be renewed.
In all cases FES was automatically deactivated after 4 s following the onset (Fig. 1).
At the beginning of the optimization procedure, the inertial component of the gradient greatly speeds up the optimization, but is automatically deactivated when the values of the potential parameters are near the optimum, thus avoiding the numerical instabilities usually observed using less adaptive gradient methods.
Hastily deactivated variable nodes are automatically reactivated by the increased threshold value.
Congress could also attach "sunset" clauses to emergency statutes, so that the president's special powers would automatically deactivate after a month or two without new action by lawmakers to extend them.
This allows you to broadcast your location to your partner (push only), which automatically deactivates after 30 minutes.
Most of those you probably know about already (like staying away from airports, people and animals, and not flying over 400 feet) and some drones now automatically deactivate if you are too close to a major airport, so that's getting a bit less of an issue.
Your account will automatically deactivate if it doesn't have any airtime left at the end of the current month.
