| Computers make this complex architecture possible, obviating the simplicities of serial production. |
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| The vast majority of adenomas can be removed at colonoscopy, obviating the need for surgery. |
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| This capability has major logistic advantages in obviating the need to carry other fuels to battle. |
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| Third, hypoxia can be induced surreptitiously, obviating behavioral responses at the time where critical measurements are made. |
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| Global Product Sourcing is part of our service offering, obviating the need for you to search for supplies. |
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| A notarial arbitration court is also suited to the obviating of decisions concerning conflicts by state courts. |
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| Could someone have just slipped the postcard through Ms. Owett's mail slot, obviating the postal system? |
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| This had the benefit of obviating the use of new codes while retaining some control over the numbers. |
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| Electric traction has numerous advantages in addition to causing less local and global pollution and obviating dependence on oil. |
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| All of the information you need to know is printed in the sensor module itself, obviating the need for any operating instructions. |
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| As the user base of mobile subscribers grows, a higher percentage of calls will remain on the mobile network, thereby obviating the need for an interconnect payment. |
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| In Afghanistan, the decision to provide cash grants to returning refugees was found to greatly empower them while at the same time obviating the need for a large logistical operation, as would otherwise have been the case. |
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| We need to encourage national officials to exchange good practices and solve problems swiftly and informally, thus obviating the need for legal remedies. |
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| It reused much of the technology that went into Chandrayaan, India's successful 2008 lunar mission, obviating the need for new space-worthiness tests. |
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| Furthermore, Community action in the field of public health shall be directed towards improving public health, preventing human illness and disease and obviating sources of danger to health. |
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| Hence, the bond assumes its strength in two stages: an immediate initial bond is attained when the PUR hot-melt adhesive cools, normally obviating the need for fixing devices. |
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| Empa researchers once wanted to build aircraft wings based on compliant systems, which would continually change shape in response to the air flow resistance, obviating the need for rigid flap and rudder surfaces. |
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| Other than the wearing of an electronic bracelet in certain limited instances, there seemed to be no general system for obviating pretrial detention. |
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| Many experiments have been made, with a view of obviating the necessity of tuning the instrument every time a change in the key occurred. |
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| In particular, ECRI urged the authorities to genuinely facilitate these persons' recovery of their citizenship by obviating any obstacle, including the need for them to go through the naturalisation procedure. |
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| Adoption of this procedure would lighten the work-load of the General Conference and the volume of documentation, by obviating the need for explicit Conference approval, which is what present procedure requires. |
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| Union action, which shall complement national policies, shall be directed towards improving public health, preventing physical and mental illness and diseases, and obviating sources of danger to physical and mental health. |
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