Sentence examples for extended automatically from inspiring English sources
"extended automatically" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to indicate that something has been increased in length by an automatic process, usually a machine or computer program. For example, you might say, "The video conferencing tool extended our meeting time automatically so that we had enough time to discuss all the topics in the agenda."
Walk lights are extended automatically in some cases — outside the Staples Center after Lakers games, or in Jewish neighborhoods on Saturdays — even if no one pushes the walk button.
On Monday, the Home Office changed the rules so that skilled migrants already working in the UK will have their work permit extended automatically in order to give their employers "greater certainty".
We describe our 'conceptual categories', which are a method of knowledge representation that supports these flexibilities, and some new results on symbol systems, which leads to some new mathematical questions about what can be represented in formal systems and how they can be extended automatically.
When primers can not be designed within this constrain, the overlapping length for each adjacent PCR product is extended automatically until the primers are suitable.
At that side the surface curvature of the cell is approximately at a right angle relative to the gradient, by which pseudopodia perpendicular to this surface are extended automatically towards the attractant.
Identified risks cannot be extended automatically to all compounds in a class, as risks depend on dose, potency, duration of exposure and longevity within the bee and the environment.
Hidden door handles extend automatically when you unlock the car, a nice technical touch.
While both Boxsters offer marvelous road manners and both have rear spoilers that extend automatically at 75 m.p.h. to offset the tendency of the body to take off, the S is more the master in a variety of driving situations.
end{aligned} (4.1 For our purposes here we note that the comparison principle, as formulated in Lemma 3.1 in [16], extends automatically to operators ({mathcal {F}}) satisfying F1.
While any given individual may well be able to improve his/her labor market chances by acquiring greater education and skill, the argument does not extend automatically to an economy as a whole.
The proposedd results showed that the proposed technique produces graphical representations on which visual detection of wire breaks can be effectively performethod most canes.
