Sentence examples for which obviates from inspiring English sources

Exclusive to Hatch, the 7 Plus had a machined reel seat, which obviates using screws to attach the seat to the reel, Mr. Bie said.

Such a model can be collected purely experimentally, which obviates the need for design and laborious updating of a parametric model, such as a finite element model.

Furthermore, APDL is amendable by visual tools, which obviates the need to carry out low-level programming tasks in order to deploy an RFID solution.

Compared to laparoscopic surgery for interval tubal sterilization, the transcervical approach is an effective method of female sterilization which obviates the requirement of general anesthesia and surgical incision.

An actual calibration surface is explained by an overlay of these components, which obviates a systematic variation of the interferences and allows to design a plausibility check.

An alternative 'power transfer coefficient' is suggested and an experimental method for its determination, which obviates the need to measure input powers, is proposed.

But then there was the first problem, which obviated the need to dwell on the second.

Conciseness can also be achieved through pictures, which obviate the need for description.

He found comfort in hierarchy, which obviated the need to be self-motivating and take risks.

Compassion (in name if not in fact) became normative, which obviated the need for the ribbon in the first place.

They restricted themselves to twins of the same sex, which obviated the problem that women tend to live longer than men.