Well, that's annoying, too: In one of those peripapetic circumrotations I obviated a rustic whom I subjected to catchetical interrogation respecting the nosocomical characteristics of the edifice to which I was approximate.
Is he obviating the need for drugs by synthesising their effect with his music, or suggesting just how much more blissful you could feel by taking them?
Another advantage for wireless Web services, Mr. Kuwabara said, is that being on the menu of a popular service like i-mode obviates the need for advertising, since users often saunter into sites without any soliciting.
Inclusion of two successive terminator sequences in front of the I-SceI cleavage site obviated this problem and resulted in highly reliable chromosomal manipulation.
There are some examples in which obviousness may be obviated, i.e., if the bioactive protein has been modified to possess new or different activities from the original, or if making a dimer using Fc or both ends of HSA significantly increases activity or changes the biodistribution in a way that confers novel biology or efficacy.
In response, Representative Dan Gelber, a Democrat from Miami Beach, who had spent five hours listening to debate in the House on appointing electors before voting against it, said, "I think this decision obviates the need for the special session.
The main advantage of the technique is that the position of the soft palate is not changed substantially, and it is expected that speech impediments such as those possibly arising following Le Fort I osteotomy are possibly obviated.
To obviate one heresy Darwin had produced a greater one.
Farmed insects, presumably, would obviate the problem, but I don't know if that will happen here without some government encouragement, similar to what's happening in Holland.
The fact that I'm a parent does not obviate my need to reassess, re-evaluate and continue to craft my goals and resolutions, and while I can't say with 100percentt certainty, I am pretty sure they involve more than getting dressed.
