Sentences with phrase «become outmoded»

Arbitration has become outmoded because of the use of mediation.

The Ministry has produced a model which will replace a scheme which has become outmoded and contorted.

IPCC has become an outmoded institution simply because it reflects the deep flaws in the crude, outmoded and unbalanced way in which we still manage current scientific literature.

What this all boils down to, then, is some 40 million slightly grumpy PS4 console owners who invested in Sony's next - gen offering from the day it was released only to find that it is set to become outmoded far sooner than they anticipated.

Let's talk about other examples of traditional education that have become outmoded because of technology.

From Spain, Teresa Perles told me that, «Long explanations on the blackboard have definitely become outmoded in our school.

We are often told in portentous tones that these words do not occur in the First Amendment (or anywhere else in the Constitution), that there has never been «absolute» separation of church and state (seemingly with the implication that therefore there shouldn't be any such separation), and that the concept has become outmoded with the demise of the quaint notion of limited government and the expansion of the activities of both governments and churches.

So the year 2000 is but a human convention which rests both on a miscalculation and on convictions which have now become outmoded.

Most of these have become outmoded, but some of them are still operable.

Its product line became outmoded after Apple Inc. released the iPhone in 2007, unleashing a new era of touch - screen phones.

Every district has a long term plan, but so often educators end up ripping up the plan as old technology becomes outmoded.

With the advance in firearms, falconry too became outmoded.

Infrastructure in the form of an electricity grid is becoming an outmoded collection of cables.

The fact is that 401 (k) s may be becoming outmoded, with an unstable gains structure, expensive fees, and unwieldy tax implications that may reduce your total earnings.

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Yet the process alternative resembles materialistic theories of mind, and represents what they might become if they abandoned the now - outmoded Cartesian / Newtonian concept of matter.

These forms of Amilia were favored as baby names in 2016 (ADOPTION OF 1 %), except for the version Delia which has become somewhat outmoded.

Usage of these relations of Jamee was common during the years 1980 - 1989 (AVERAGE # 1116) and is now significantly diminished, with versions such as Jayme becoming somewhat outmoded.

As Westchester's outmoded office parks come off the market and become modern retail and apartment buildings,... [more]

Just when experts were beginning to fear that the conventional transistor would become as outmoded as the eight - track tape, legendary semiconductor guru Nick Holonyak and his colleagues have recast it — literally — in a whole new light.

With common sugar stereotypes becoming increasingly outmoded (i.e., Sugar Daddies are pimps and Sugar Babies are gold diggers), the real sugars of today are taking modern and common - sense approaches to judging other sugars, and weeding out those not worthy of the title.

Emerging at a time when painting was increasingly discussed as outmoded, Bochner became part of a generation of artists, including Eva Hesse, Donald Judd, and Robert Smithson, who were looking at ways of breaking with abstract expressionism and traditional compositional devices.

«In the movie business today, about 50 % of total screens are or will soon become uneconomical, obsolete or outmoded, in locations that are too competitive,» says Michael Landes, an attorney who consults with exhibitors and developers about theater development and redevelopment.