Sentences with phrase «of the equation altogether»

No matter how you cut it Theo, once you use the argument of «everything must have a cause» to assume into existence you god, you then have to address why it need not have a cause (and then why that logic can not simply be applied to the Universe itself so as to take your god out of the equation altogether.)

Now researchers led by Sheng Ding of the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, California, have taken genes out of the equation altogether.

I don't imagine anyone here will be interested in any of the promoted books, which look like the kind of middlebrow crap you find on the shelves at Tesco, all romance novels and misery memoirs, but it looks like Amazon are getting more and more serious about cutting publishers out of the equation altogether.

While you could always upgrade your wireless router in the hope that cranking up the juice fixes your issue, there's a much cheaper solution that cuts Wi - Fi right out of the equation altogether — you can hook your Chromecast directly to your wired network for superior speed and rock solid reliability.

So, some think it's best to take salary history out of the equation altogether.

Not exact matches

Some scientists think that it is time we abandoned traditional equations altogether in favour of algorithms — more general recipes for calculating things that involve decision - making.

But if you're using adjuvant to supply vaccine to the rest of the world, that's a different risk / benefit equation altogether.

Of course, the reishi used in the mask is also a 5 - alpha - reductase inhibitor, removing DHT from the equation altogether.

The creative side of the equation is one thing, the business side of the equation is another matter altogether.

Time to learn technology and how to use it is also a part of the equation and what about the time required to handle the e-discovery process altogether?