Sentence examples for quite automatic from inspiring English sources

Whatever the ultimate reform, there seems a reasonably broad consensus that the extra point has become almost (but not quite) automatic, and adds little dramatic value to the game.But "almost automatic" and "little dramatic value" are not quite the same thing as automatic and without dramatic value.

This process is called event segmentation, which is quite automatic and happens largely under exogenous control (Zacks & Swallow, 2007) – that is, determined by the movie.

It is worth reminding that the application of the methodology can be developed in a quite automatic way (as we did in our applications) by using simply spreadsheets or other software like Matlab; it means that any change in the parameters and basic assumptions could be addressed easily and quickly.

And over time, the behavior can become quite automatic.

After time, from long previous experience, some actions become quite automatic.

Maybe not quite an automatic qualifier for the Champions League each year, but a comfortable enough mid-table side and occasion winner of the odd, meaningless bauble.

Onto the track, play with the paddleshift transmission, discover quite a docile automatic mode and a manual mode able to give smooth shifts if you ease the accelerator a little each time.

In truth, Palmer's team is running quite nicely on automatic pilot at the moment, this win the latest in a wonderful run of high-profile midsummer victories that have included Group wins for New Providence and Home Of The Brave and a first classic triumph, the Irish Oaks, with Covert Love.

Yet for all his admirable effort Bellamy remained behind the likes of Gordon Harris, Ralph Coates and, later, Martin Dobson in the midfield pecking order, never quite cementing an automatic place but playing in around half the Clarets' games as – apart from a peak in 1965-66 when they finished third – the side languished in lower mid-table.

One should also keep in mind that nowadays there are quite many blind (automatic) methods for estimation of noise variance needed to set filter's parameter (threshold), see, e.g., [55 57] and references therein.

The groups challenged an opt-out mechanism the Obama administration devised for organizations that otherwise didn't quite qualify for automatic exemption from the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive coverage requirement, as churches and synagogues do.