Sentences with phrase «now outdated model»

The old dogma that your mother or father had diabetes and therefore you will end up with it as well, is now an outdated model of thinking.

Not exact matches

Until now, we've had to contort our lives to fit an outdated model.

The models now being used are decades old and based on outdated information.

The fact that both the NEA and AFT have become so fearful of the implications of last month's decision in Vergara v. California ending near - lifetime employment and reverse - seniority layoff rules — including the likelihood that teachers, now realizing that the two unions can no longer hold up bargain they struck with earlier generations in the profession — show how tied they are to this outdated model of unionism.

It is a little outdated now compared to newer models.

It used to be the premium Kindle before the Oasis came along, but now it's starting to look more outdated, especially at the $ 200 + price point for a 6 - inch model.

The offers represent a significant discount to the prices offered last year for the now outdated kindle models.

As Sony's tablet offerings released last year both pack the now outdated Tegra 2 processor, it should come as no surprise the Japanese firm is preparing its next - gen models.

«But looking at the new shape of the industry now, we realise that's an outdated model for most people.

That «deficiency» in Figure 4 reminded me of a graph linked at Neven's site which has such a «We are here» marker superimposed on a now - outdated RealClimate graph, only that graph was for Extent not Volume & so importantly compares a measured quantity rather than a model output as is PIOMAS.

Please see this entry to correct your outdated concerns about satellite readings, they are well in line with the models now after numerous error corrections.

Our general conclusion about the 2018 Nissan Leaf is that it's a considerable improvement, inside and out, over the seven - year - old and by - now considerably outdated 2017 model.

It can improve efficiencies and drive down the high costs of legal services, which are now suffering from outdated processes, tools and fee models.

The ecosystem construct is an interesting way to look at the world and when (if) we can pull the legal industry into the 21st century, it will provide better guidance than the long - useful, but now outdated, value chain model.