In comparison, the quantitative tightening policy appears to be on automatic pilot.
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On automatic pilot, many senators will vote aye without a second thought.
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"You cannot emphasize that balance sheet management is on automatic pilot," he said.
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Keeping Score The Washington Nationals' season has essentially been on automatic pilot for months.
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" Fed Chair Jerome Powell himself said in December that shrinking the balance sheet was on "automatic pilot.
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The senators were on automatic pilot along with the nominee, and no one called him on it.
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I functioned on automatic pilot, struggling every day to ignore Jason's death and the hollow sensation his absence left like a phantom limb.
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Mr Powell also said he did not see an imminent change to the Fed's policy of running down its balance-sheet "on automatic pilot".
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As Sam Loudermilk, a recovering alcoholic turned substance abuse counselor, Mr. Livingston wanders through Seattle with his face locked in a sneer and his snark on automatic pilot.
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That could help make the decision to consume junk food more intentional and not the result of workplace conditions that can lead to making impulsive choices on automatic pilot.
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At the December news conference following the Fed's fourth rate hike of 2018, Powell said definitively that the Fed's balance sheet downsizing was on "automatic pilot" and he did not anticipate any changes.
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This weakens the accountability of Congress to the people by placing spending on automatic pilot, and allowing the appropriations committees in the House and Senate to have an outsized role in determining spending priorities.
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The future leap will see machines talking to and directing the activities of other machines, pushing society into a world where driverless vehicles are the norm and many aspects of life are literally on automatic pilot.
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For example, in December, Powell effectively reiterated past Fed guidance when he said the Fed's plan to trim bond holdings was on "automatic pilot," Still, stocks sank on disappointment that he did not indicate more flexibility.
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They also signaled the Fed may slow or end reductions to its $4 trillion balance sheet, a process it had previously characterized as being on automatic pilot, according to minutes of the Fed's policy meeting last month released on Feb. 20.
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Directed and choreographed as if on automatic pilot by Jerry Mitchell, "Pretty Woman: The Musical" has a book by the original film's director, Garry Marshall (who died in 2016), and screenwriter, J.F. Lawton, with songs by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance.
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The contenders for second place include Marco Rubio, bruised in Saturday night's debate when he seemed to go on automatic pilot, thrice babbling the same anti-Obama talking point in answer to a charge by Chris Christie, the chosen bully of the stop-Rubio crowd.
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Errors of automation bias tend to occur when decision-making is dependent on computers or other automated aids and the human is in an observatory role but able to make decisions. Examples of automation bias range from urgent matters like flying a plane on automatic pilot to such mundane matters as the use of spell-checking programs.
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It was the first time that he had batted without his helmet, instead using a floppy hat due to the heat and fever. He claimed that he could not recall much of the innings and was batting on "automatic pilot".Knight, p. 269. Waugh was the only Australian to aggregate more than 200 runs for the series, finishing with 280 runs at 70.00.Knight, p. 270.
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The Dutch trawler Alexanders ran aground and sank on the south side of Eilean Trodday on 29 January 1974. On 2 May 1976 the German Coaster Nordhuk was carrying a cargo of grain from Gothenburg to Liverpool. Running on automatic pilot she hit the north east coast of the island near the lighthouse and sank in of water. The stern section of the vessel remains intact about offshore.
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249 The episode later won an EMA Award for its environmental message. The episode received mostly mixed reviews from critics. Entertainment Weekly gave the episode a C, writing, "Aside from a well-executed invisible-elephant rampage, this one's pretty much on automatic pilot". Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club also graded it as a C, calling it "forgettable, and under-baked; not terrible enough to be a complete failure, but forgettable enough".
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Due to the > extensive damage caused by the accurate and concentrated 20mm. fire by the > enemy aircraft the pilot gave the order to bail out, as it appeared that the > aircraft would disintegrate at any moment. 2d Lt. Kingsley aided the wounded > men in bailing out and when last seen by the crewmembers he was standing on > the bomb bay catwalk. The aircraft continued to fly on automatic pilot for a > short distance, then crashed and burned.
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Eastern time, fifty four minutes late, and was one of the last flights to depart Chicago that evening before the airport was closed due to the storm. 68 passengers and 5 crew members were aboard, and the trip was expected to take one hour and forty-two minutes. The climb out of Chicago and the flight to the New York City area was uneventful, operating on automatic pilot at a cruising altitude of 21,000 feet. At 11:34p.m.
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Jo later dumped Richard and then put her life on hold, trying to figure out what to do next. Jake offered comfort, but not his love. She could tell he wanted to though, but the two had been through too much, and their love, could not save them this time. As she was living on "automatic pilot" for a few weeks, a friend of Sydney's, Laurie, came by 4616 Melrose Place, with her son Tyler, to stay.
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The Seduction of Joe Tynan is a 1979 American political drama film directed by Jerry Schatzberg, and produced by Martin Bregman. The screenplay was written by Alan Alda, who also played the title role. The film stars Alda, Barbara Harris, and Meryl Streep, with Rip Torn, Melvyn Douglas, Charles Kimbrough, and Carrie Nye. Meryl Streep said that she was on "automatic pilot" during filming because she went to work not long after the death of John Cazale, adding that she got through the process largely due to Alda's support.
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During the 1930s Metropolitan Vickers produced two dozen very large diameter (3m/10 ft) three-phase AC traction motors for the Hungarian railway's V40 and V60 electric locomotives. The 1640 kW rated power machinery, designed by Kálmán Kandó, was paid for by British government economic aid. In 1935 the company built a 105 MW steam turbogenerator, the largest in Europe at that time, for the Battersea Power Station."Turbine, Battersea Power Station, 31 January 1935" In 1936 Metrovick started work with the Air Ministry on automatic pilot systems, eventually branching out to gunlaying systems and building radars the next year.
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Hoping to divert herself from the grief of Cazale's death, Streep accepted a role in The Seduction of Joe Tynan (1979) as the chirpy love interest of Alan Alda, later commenting that she played it on "automatic pilot". She performed the role of Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew for Shakespeare in the Park, and also played a supporting role in Manhattan (1979) for Woody Allen. Streep later said that Allen did not provide her with a complete script, giving her only the six pages of her own scenes, and did not permit her to improvise a word of her dialogue. In the drama Kramer vs.
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As an incidental note, Blinder mentioned theories that elements of diet could worsen existing mood swings. Another psychiatrist, George Solomon, testified that White had "exploded" and was "sort of on automatic pilot" at the time of the killings.San Francisco Chronicle, May 10, 1979 The fact that White had killed Moscone and Milk was not challenged, but – in part because of the testimony from Blinder and other psychiatrists – the defense successfully convinced the jury that White's capacity for rational thought had been diminished; the jurors found White incapable of the premeditation required for a murder conviction, and instead convicted him of voluntary manslaughter. Public protests over the verdict led to the White Night Riots.
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She first ran as PQ candidate in the 1981 provincial election, at a time when the party was reaching out to non- francophone cultural communities.Richard Cleroux, "Babel of languages at rally accents PQ lunge for ethnic vote", Globe and Mail, 7 April 1981, 8. Associated with the social-democratic wing of the party, she later criticized PQ Premier René Lévesque for imposing back-to-work legislation on striking teachers.Graham Fraser and Margot Clark-Gibb, "Won't quit as leader, Levesque tells party", Globe and Mail, 9 June 1984, 1. Assimopoulos was elected to the powerful post of PQ vice-president in 1984, defeating Paul Bégin and succeeding Sylvain Simard.Graham Fraser and Margot Clark-Gibb, "PQ on 'automatic pilot' for weekend meeting", Globe and Mail, 9 June 1984, 5; "3 defeats foreseeable, Levesque says", Globe and Mail, 20 June 1984, 9.
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