automation

IPA: ɔtʌmˈeɪʃʌn

noun

  • The act or process of converting the controlling of a machine or device to a more automatic system, such as computer or electronic controls.
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Examples of "automation" in Sentences

  • A complete automation of the system is in the process.
  • Today "automation" is being given the same false meaning.
  • The student society works in the field of robotics and automation.
  • That said, automation is also quite good at doing many nominally "high IQ" jobs.
  • They would leave a large part of it behind to continue the work in automation that they would begin shortly.
  • Frank Levy and Richard J. Murnane predict that computer automation is leading to a split in the labor market.
  • And then he watched automation, what we called automation takeover, remove the necessity of work from our well-being.
  • If it had built-in automation I would probably switch to it, but for now I'll stick to SyncToy and the Windows Task Scheduler.
  • It warns: This "operation should feature the absolute minimum in automation throughout every phase of the final poultry operations!"
  • And because the automation is internationally standardized it can reduce risk as well, by streamlining cross-support among centers and agencies.
  • The term automation totally return to the integration of a full range of advance information and engineering discoveries into operation process for strategic purpose.

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