Sentence examples for completely dispensed from inspiring English sources

It can be completely dispensed with when the mechanistic explanation of a given organ or process is complete.

We conclude that either the quasilinearity-like assumptions of available sufficiency results cannot be completely dispensed with or some mechanisms that do not satisfy the best element property must be employed.

It will be interesting to see if this process, which completely dispenses with the grid, affects his paintings.

Now, as the pace of technological change continues to accelerate, it has become increasingly possible to design computing systems that enhance the human experience, or now — in a growing number of cases — completely dispense with it.

On the other hand, the historical sciences do not completely dispense with elements of generality.

Notably, this argument completely dispenses with any particular assumption about collisions, or other details of the mechanical model involved, apart from the assumption that it is Hamiltonian.

However, completely dispensing with model categories and developing a replacement such as (II) above from scratch would be a huge enterprise, and at present, we are not ready to do it.

There's really only one problem with Pluralism: it completely dispenses with any reasonable conception of truth.

Nor can Boyd completely dispense with the racism; the book is set in 1969, when even the more politically enlightened often held attitudes that were unacceptable by modern standards.

It all but dispensed with public consultation.

Whether it's, being the heir to Blair, sharing the proceeds of growth and backing government spending plans, offering cast-iron guarantees on Europe or subscribing to every passing green fad, all of Cameron's rebranding issues have either been dispensed with completely, or rendered utterly irrelevant.