Sentence examples for largely automatic from inspiring English sources

The process, largely automatic, must be adjusted to allow for human intervention.

Much of the wire is also supplied stranded; all these operations are carried out on special machines that are largely automatic in operation.

For example, driving, a familiar activity for many of us, becomes largely automatic -- the parts of the prefrontal cortex involved in cognition surrender to the regions deeper in the brain that govern visual and motor control.

The tax increases would be largely automatic, because if a state does not pay back its loans within two years — which states are hard pressed to do — the federal government is required to recoup the money by raising federal unemployment taxes on employers in the state.

Setup is largely automatic: you'll add the Chrome app to the list of devices associated with your number with a text and a QR code.

There is, however, increasing evidence to suggest that 'changing contexts' by influencing the environments within which people act (in largely automatic ways) can have important effects on behaviour.

The vocalists of Exaudi intone and moan screeds of largely indecipherable automatic writing while baritone Mark Stone exhorts Myers' anxieties on the passage from life to death in tones of blackest despair.

This chapter explains and demonstrates factors that affect how quickly people can learn to use interactive systems so proficiently that operating the system is handled largely by automatic cognitive processes.

Moreover, inhibitory TMS to LIFG and pMTG produces equivalent disruption of semantic tasks tapping controlled retrieval, but has no effect on semantic judgements to highly-associated word pairs, which rely largely on automatic spreading activation (Whitney et al., 2011).

Computation of process equations by PTAW to predict the weld bead geometry is largely used in automatic PTAW.

Whereas the influence of directed actions on cognition may largely be on automatic and unconscious System 1 processes, gestures, which are more intimately bound to language, may influence the verbal, deliberative processes of System 2 (Nathan, in press).