Sentence examples for relieving the necessity from inspiring English sources

An intensely debated issue concerning visual-experience-dependent neural plasticity is whether experience is required only to maintain function or whether information from experience is used actively, relieving the necessity to hard-wire all connections and allowing adaptive adjustments.

I trust, therefore, that you will yield to the new order, and take the oath of allegiance to the Confederacy and thereby relieve the necessity of confiscating your property in the name of the new government and of expelling you from the city.

Medicare premiums would no longer be necessary, and all businesses, large and small, would be relieved from the necessity of insuring employees.

It was an intelligent hamminess that was so consumed with calling attention to intent that audiences were relieved of the necessity of reacting to the performances on their own.

Apparently those in charge of dispensing this new ruling have been relieved of the necessity to exercise any form of discretion.

By combining the elements of an organism with those of a mechanism, the Constitution offered as warranty for the meeting of its objectives the character of the men charged with its conduct and deportment, i.e., the enlightened tinkering of what both Jefferson and Hamilton conceived as a class of patrician landlords presumably relieved of the necessity to cheat and steal and lie.

This screw provides an automatic feed and relieves the worker of the necessity of pushing the tool.

No one got around to telling the filmmakers that when a picture laughs at itself, it relieves the audience of the necessity of having to do so (Mitchell).

This was seen as an advantage because it relieved the respondent from the necessity of explaining the situation: "They knew the circumstances, personal history and background so there was less information to convey to them".

E7 relieves the cell of any necessity of RB phosphorylation by cyclin-dependent kinases CDK.

For instance, chimpanzees live in groups (= construction of a social niche) and dogs mark their territory (= a change in their epistemic niche, relieving them of the necessity of remembering where the boundaries of their territory are).