Translations for „obviate“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

obviate [ˈɒbvieɪt, Am ˈɑ:b-] VB trans form (eliminate)

obviate

eliminować [perf wy-]

obviate

usuwać [perf usunąć]

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English

A second order of 6 supplied in 1908 had design changes, including guide wheels at each end to obviate nose or oscillation at high speed.

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This obviates the need for bottom up programming that is designed from scratch using basic data structures and custom-made algorithms.

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If realized, it could be moved anywhere throughout the world's oceans, obviating the need to seek permission from allied nations for use of land bases.

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They remain at student service on the campus, obviating their need to leave it any time.

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Postwar developments of the turbojet and turbofan engines apparently obviated the need for large aircraft engines of this type.

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Baker's yeast was adopted for the simpicity and flexibility it introduced to bread making, obviating the lengthy cultivation of a sourdough starter.

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This can reduce the umpires' role to interpreter of the data produced by the agent, or obviate the need for an umpire altogether.

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The latter configuration obviated the need for electrical power and led to the development of high-power lasers for military applications.

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The next series of cars were built with seats that had reversible backs, thus obviating the need of turning around the car itself.

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In addition, turning loops within the station itself obviated complicated switching moves to bring back the trains to the coach yards for servicing.

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