Definition of automation in English:

automation

noun ɔːtəˈmeɪʃ(ə)nˌɔdəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The use or introduction of automatic equipment in a manufacturing or other process or facility.
自动化
unemployment due to the spread of automation
the automation of office tasks
Example sentencesExamples
- Quicker decisions will be made through greater automation of the application process.
- Among recent projects listed on the website is a system for casino automation.
- She investigated the possibilities of voice recognition software and electronic note automation.
- Are you taking advantage of the powerful automation technology available on the Internet?
- Only automation can help keep manufacturing in the UK, and that will not do much for bulk jobs when the upturn resumes.
- We shouldn't make a fetish out of speed and automation, especially when we ignore fairness, accuracy, and security.
- Once this had been achieved it became possible to introduce more and more automation in the performance of the functions of the assembly line.
- As industry was modernized by automation and computerization, workers' skills became outdated or unwanted.
- Makers of hand-held computers and office automation equipment are buying the chips, he said.
- Design automation vendors are arguing that staff shortages are pushing customers to look at greater levels of automation.
- The introduction of automation rapidly improved working conditions and productivity levels.
- A high degree of automation is possible with some types of irrigation equipment.
- In contrast, automation allows the outputs of one stage to be transformed into the inputs for the next, without loss.
- Better solutions for both of these examples would be to leave the human process untouched and augment the system with automation.
- The increased use of automation can also be expected to be a factor in this market segment.
- This automation will greatly reduce the manual editing that might be still required.
- We made a significant investment in automation and moved away from manual processes.
- It is not just that automation makes these tasks cheaper or faster, but that it makes them possible at all.
- We had to do it in such a way that we used automation and our Web site to keep costs down.
- Well, now it looks like even seeing-eye dogs are being put out of work by automation.

Origin

1940s (originally US): irregular formation from automatic + -ation.

Definition of automation in US English:

automation

nounˌôdəˈmāSH(ə)nˌɔdəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n

The use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacturing or other production process.
自动化
unemployment due to the spread of automation
the automation of office tasks
Example sentencesExamples
- Quicker decisions will be made through greater automation of the application process.
- She investigated the possibilities of voice recognition software and electronic note automation.
- As industry was modernized by automation and computerization, workers' skills became outdated or unwanted.
- A high degree of automation is possible with some types of irrigation equipment.
- This automation will greatly reduce the manual editing that might be still required.
- The introduction of automation rapidly improved working conditions and productivity levels.
- Among recent projects listed on the website is a system for casino automation.
- Makers of hand-held computers and office automation equipment are buying the chips, he said.
- Better solutions for both of these examples would be to leave the human process untouched and augment the system with automation.
- Once this had been achieved it became possible to introduce more and more automation in the performance of the functions of the assembly line.
- In contrast, automation allows the outputs of one stage to be transformed into the inputs for the next, without loss.
- We shouldn't make a fetish out of speed and automation, especially when we ignore fairness, accuracy, and security.
- Only automation can help keep manufacturing in the UK, and that will not do much for bulk jobs when the upturn resumes.
- We made a significant investment in automation and moved away from manual processes.
- Well, now it looks like even seeing-eye dogs are being put out of work by automation.
- The increased use of automation can also be expected to be a factor in this market segment.
- Are you taking advantage of the powerful automation technology available on the Internet?
- Design automation vendors are arguing that staff shortages are pushing customers to look at greater levels of automation.
- We had to do it in such a way that we used automation and our Web site to keep costs down.
- It is not just that automation makes these tasks cheaper or faster, but that it makes them possible at all.

Origin

1940s (originally US): irregular formation from automatic + -ation.

单词	automation
释义	Definition of automation in English: automation noun ɔːtəˈmeɪʃ(ə)nˌɔdəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The use or introduction of automatic equipment in a manufacturing or other process or facility. 自动化 unemployment due to the spread of automation the automation of office tasks Example sentencesExamples Quicker decisions will be made through greater automation of the application process. Among recent projects listed on the website is a system for casino automation. She investigated the possibilities of voice recognition software and electronic note automation. Are you taking advantage of the powerful automation technology available on the Internet? Only automation can help keep manufacturing in the UK, and that will not do much for bulk jobs when the upturn resumes. We shouldn't make a fetish out of speed and automation, especially when we ignore fairness, accuracy, and security. Once this had been achieved it became possible to introduce more and more automation in the performance of the functions of the assembly line. As industry was modernized by automation and computerization, workers' skills became outdated or unwanted. Makers of hand-held computers and office automation equipment are buying the chips, he said. Design automation vendors are arguing that staff shortages are pushing customers to look at greater levels of automation. The introduction of automation rapidly improved working conditions and productivity levels. A high degree of automation is possible with some types of irrigation equipment. In contrast, automation allows the outputs of one stage to be transformed into the inputs for the next, without loss. Better solutions for both of these examples would be to leave the human process untouched and augment the system with automation. The increased use of automation can also be expected to be a factor in this market segment. This automation will greatly reduce the manual editing that might be still required. We made a significant investment in automation and moved away from manual processes. It is not just that automation makes these tasks cheaper or faster, but that it makes them possible at all. We had to do it in such a way that we used automation and our Web site to keep costs down. Well, now it looks like even seeing-eye dogs are being put out of work by automation. Origin 1940s (originally US): irregular formation from automatic + -ation. Definition of automation in US English: automation nounˌôdəˈmāSH(ə)nˌɔdəˈmeɪʃ(ə)n The use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacturing or other production process. 自动化 unemployment due to the spread of automation the automation of office tasks Example sentencesExamples Quicker decisions will be made through greater automation of the application process. She investigated the possibilities of voice recognition software and electronic note automation. As industry was modernized by automation and computerization, workers' skills became outdated or unwanted. A high degree of automation is possible with some types of irrigation equipment. This automation will greatly reduce the manual editing that might be still required. The introduction of automation rapidly improved working conditions and productivity levels. Among recent projects listed on the website is a system for casino automation. Makers of hand-held computers and office automation equipment are buying the chips, he said. Better solutions for both of these examples would be to leave the human process untouched and augment the system with automation. Once this had been achieved it became possible to introduce more and more automation in the performance of the functions of the assembly line. In contrast, automation allows the outputs of one stage to be transformed into the inputs for the next, without loss. We shouldn't make a fetish out of speed and automation, especially when we ignore fairness, accuracy, and security. Only automation can help keep manufacturing in the UK, and that will not do much for bulk jobs when the upturn resumes. We made a significant investment in automation and moved away from manual processes. Well, now it looks like even seeing-eye dogs are being put out of work by automation. The increased use of automation can also be expected to be a factor in this market segment. Are you taking advantage of the powerful automation technology available on the Internet? Design automation vendors are arguing that staff shortages are pushing customers to look at greater levels of automation. We had to do it in such a way that we used automation and our Web site to keep costs down. It is not just that automation makes these tasks cheaper or faster, but that it makes them possible at all. Origin 1940s (originally US): irregular formation from automatic + -ation.
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