Sentence examples for wholly automatic from inspiring English sources

"They have whole towns in Sweden where the system runs wholly automatic," he said.

The second part of the characterization represents a wholly automatic operation in which certain dynamic characteristics of the system are quantified.

There is an understanding that cognitive processes and movement need to occur concurrently as part of social engagement; voluntary movement is not wholly automatic and when movement occurs, it leads to changing cognitive demands [ 4].

The finding that the paper and pencil method was faster for the difficult case can, to some degree, be explained by the fact that the CB-SCID1 is not wholly automatic.

A compound trial design allowed comparison of preparing to inhibit an upcoming automatic response to wholly inhibiting an automatic response.

No differences were found in prefrontal activity when preparing to inhibit an automatic response was compared to wholly inhibiting an automatic response, suggesting a mostly common network.

An essential aspect of these systems is that human participation in the control task, although theoretically possible, would be wholly impractical; it is the feasibility of applying automatic control that has given birth to these systems.

This shift to "fight or flight" mode is automatic, but that doesn't mean it's wholly out of your control.

Furthermore, inhibiting an automatic response to perform an alternative task-relevant response was compared to wholly inhibiting an automatic response.

But they include an automatic 45-day investigation, on top of the normal 30-day review, for firms wholly or partially owned by foreign governments.

He was also central to the campaign to make Labour MPs more accountable to their constituencies through automatic re-selection, a reform hated by many Labour MPs at the time but now regarded as wholly uncontroversial.