#automatic
- Self-extinguishing — The property of certain materials, substances, or technical systems to automatically halt or extinguish a combustion or self-ignition process without external intervention or manual extinguishing agents. In materials engineering, it refers to fire-retardant polymers or plastics that cease burning immediately after the external flame source is removed.
- Auto-sum — To automatically calculate, sum, or aggregate values, numerical data, or partial results entered into a system, spreadsheet, or software application, without requiring repeated manual calculation commands from the user. This automated function ensures real-time generation of grand totals in management systems or trading platforms.
- Auto-summation — The act of auto-summing and its result; the automated process of calculating, summing, and centralizing quantitative data or numerical values within a computer system or electronic device, eliminating human errors from manual calculation. This mechanism is widely used in ERP systems, financial databases, parking meters, or modern cash registers.
- Automatic speed regulation — The capacity or property of a technical system, particularly an internal combustion or electric engine, or a turbine, to automatically regulate, maintain, or increase its rotation speed (RPM) without direct manual external intervention, utilizing dedicated centrifugal, electronic, or software governors to adapt dynamically to load variations.