They cite the expense, or if they live in a major city, the presence (if not quality) of public transport, which obviates them from needing a personal vehicle.
This would obviate the need for them to smuggle themselves in illegally – and dangerously.
We need to know what we want from such devices: Do we want them to obviate problem solving?
Although at the final stage of understanding a signal transduction pathway, a cell, an organ or a living system, structures could be obviated, we need them to be able to reach that stage.
Both make for such perfect virtual worlds that they obviate, for those who inhabit them, the messy human experience that forms wisdom, judgment, character.
Later in the speech, Dodd argued that the 2010 financial reform law had in fact ended the "too big to fail" banking phenomenon, which, if true, would obviate any need to break them up.
The cost containment of occupational health physicians may be due to their co-operation with employers as occupational health care physicians may feel that employers expect them to try to obviate employees' absence from work when possible.
We need transformational leadership that embraces supposedly unachievable challenges and then rises above them - in order to obviate the unintended and unimaginable consequences of an ice-free North Pole.
They accomplish the application related processing of media data and then send them to the clients directly, thus obviate the need for stream synchronizing at specific processing nodes.
