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The program partitioning and distribution among processing units is made automatically by proposed compiler.

Some comments in the system are made automatically by the Checkstyle style checker, and it's particularly useful for human reviewers to upvote or downvote its comments as appropriate.

Representatives for the Olympic committee did not respond to a request for comment on Friday, but they had previously said that their request to YouTube was made automatically by a software robot that searches for unauthorized uses of the Olympic logo.

A retinal thickness map of the central 6.0-mm circle was made automatically by the built-in software.

At the second phase the Gaussian models were adapted in an unsupervised manner based on decisions made automatically by the system, utilizing audio data that were captured during one day.

In some cases, decisions about who is selected for screening would be made automatically by matching the intelligence data against information in databases about passengers.

Monetary policy can be made automatically more counter-cyclical, judged by the criterion of currency appreciation in reaction to positive terms-of-trade shocks, under either of two regimes.

Their conclusion, that four colors would suffice for any map, depended on 1,200 hours of computer time — the equivalent of 50 days — and 10 billion logical decisions all made automatically and out of sight by the innards of an I.B.M. computer at the University of Illinois in Urbana.

(4) Monetary policy can be made automatically more counter-cyclical, judged by the criterion of currency appreciation in reaction to positive terms-of-trade shocks, under either of two regimes: Peggers can add the export commodity to a currency basket (CCB, for "Currency-plus-Commodity Basket") and others can target Nominal Income instead of the CPI.

(4) Monetary policy can be made automatically more counter-cyclical, judged by the criterion of currency appreciation in reaction to positive terms-of-trade shocks, under either of two regimes: peggers can add the export commodity to a currency basket (CCB, for "Currency-plus-Commodity Basket") and others can target Nominal Income instead of the CPI.

The choices can be made automatically, or they can be made by humans.