Sentences with phrase «obsolescence when»

There are always the risks of competition and obsolescence when investing in just about any company, but tech firms face these risks more specifically and directly.

Not exact matches

This might be down to Arsène Wenger's fundamental obsolescence, and so require his departure; alternatively, it might just be that Arsenal can cope just fine with three superior teams and struggle when presented with four.

Part 5 of a 5 - part seriesBy Allen Frances * When the third edition of psychiatry's manual of mental illness, the DSM - III, was published 30 years ago, there was great optimism it would soon be the willing victim of its own success, achieving a kind of planned obsolescence.

And if you miss the window when they are still somewhat - adoring tweens, you'll be relegated to obsolescence by a teenager who'll find you about as relevant as Sarah Palin.

I wont go into speculative reasons of their wrong behavior such as, premium shells rolling higher, matchmaking being rigged, or releasing overpowered pay to win content (then nerfing it when they release new pay to win content, aka planned obsolescence), or anything else which cant be verified but is widely thought as true, I will simply state the facts which are more than enough to show you this game is not worth your time or money.

I know I've said it before, but it is very appropriate... I think Planned Obsolescence has reached a New Low, when EVerything Tech is reduced to a Digital Doorstop the moment you get it home!

This is important when ascribing an intrinsic or long - term value to the operations, as the risk of obsolescence for the majority of the operations is considerably lower than other individual companies within the market.

GLENN O'BRIEN — Was that when the concept of planned obsolescence was introduced, to spur on production?

His artistic pursuits live as witty and informative interventions into contemporary culture at a time when we witness its rapid and frequent obsolescence before our eyes.

But you could look back at history of when consumption was less and population less, and less economies of scale, but its a tough one as built in obsolescence is a function of other things as well.

When was the last time you had a device that actually got more and more useful with each passing month, instead of feeling a sense of creeping obsolescence as soon as it boots up the first time?

Talk of a «planned obsolescence» strategy had re-emerged earlier this week, when benchmarking firm Geekbench waded into discussion about whether older devices — like the iPhone 6s, first released in 2015 — were having their processors artificially limited by iOS.

Accused of — at best — poorly communicating with its users or — at worst — sneaky planned - obsolescence tactics, its decision to throttle iPhone performance when the device has an unhealthy battery backfired spectacularly.

Long - simmering dissent about the leadership and direction of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) broke into the open last April, when the New Jersey division sent an impassioned letter to AAMFT division heads, posting it on the national organization's listserv and calling for «organizational transformation to prevent obsolescence.»

Problems arise when the subject has improvements, upgrades, amenities, deferred maintenance, set backs or functional obsolescence.