The other is fideua (fee-day-WAH), which will confound the paella neophyte, because it dispenses with rice.
The anonymity of the drive-through makes it especially easy to pay it forward because it dispenses with any awkwardness and suspicion about motives.
Cloud computing could prove to be a similar "leapfrog" technology because it dispenses with the need to build a cumbersome IT infrastructure.
Because it dispenses with the liquid electrolytes used in most batteries, which can cause chemical reactions that lead to overheating, a solid-state battery doesn't require bulky cooling systems and thus can deliver the same amount of energy in a much smaller package.
The second method mimics this process but is less traditional because it dispenses with the cast iron skillet: in a saucepan, melt the butter, add the sweetener, bubble it without burning, then pour it into a buttered 9-inch cake pan, cover with flavorings, then dough, and bake for less than an hour.
They suggest that this approach is informative because it "dispenses with the shortcomings" (p. 34) of the kind of analysis we did, by which they mean that we could use only a subset of minimum wage increases as treatments for the synthetic control analysis.
But on the other side of the Atlantic, Evelyn Waugh noted in a 1924 diary entry that students at Oxford were clothed in a smart new garment: "with a high collar rather becoming and most convenient for lechery because it dispenses with all unromantic gadgets like studs and ties.
Bitcoin matters so much because it dispenses with that cynical approach to human value.
Most poetry is shorter and goes further than prose because it can dispense with 'that's the reason why', and 'And I suppose I ought to say.' Harrison, for some reason, has always liked paddings whether metrical or syntactical.
If we tend to resist thinking about emotions in this way – as warning bells – that's probably because it sounds like dispensing blame.
