Sentences with phrase «using outmoded»

The mental health professionals currently working with older children and families have typically never received training on brain processes in child development, and are still using outmoded and archaic models of behaviorism from the 1940s - 50s or humanistic «play therapy» models from the 1950s - 60s, models that were created well before the major advances in the scientific research on brain and child development that have occurred since the mid-1980s.

For generations, arson inspectors have used outmoded theories to help indict and incarcerate many suspects.

Most choice schools used outmoded ideas and curriculum to attract parents because that's what parents know.

Despite overwhelming evidence that retention does not work - and that it damages children - many school districts continue to use this outmoded policy.

The AVMA's stance has been seen as a green light for shelters to continue to use this outmoded, barbaric means of killing animals.

The AVMA's stance is seen as a green light for shelters to continue to use this outmoded, barbaric means of killing animals.

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It is not a legal requirement, and many of its teachings — and types of flowers used — are outmoded.

The business insights then leading to offering Intelligent Content that supports the buyer decision models in use as opposed to the outmoded approach of mapping push messaging to generic buying process views.

This always happens when we legalize the commandment, when we isolate it, when we try to obey it to the letter, or conversely when we dismiss it easily by saying that it is outmoded, when we make a summary of it (an ethics), when we bring it into our own circuit of good and evil, when we use it in our own lives to justify ourselves (before God) or to condemn ourselves (in God's place), when we harden it into a reality that has been declared once and for all, when we measure it by our own standards, or when we take possession of it in exposition, discussion, or dissection.

There have been many cases in the courts (e.g., improvements in telephones, tires, fluorescent lamps, flashlight bulbs) in which changes that would have greatly lengthened the life or quality of an article were withheld to promote replacement sales.11 Often patents have been taken out on superior inventions but not used, so that the improvements were completely suppressed and an outmoded product continued.

To use the perhaps outmoded idiom of an earlier day, the ordained person is to care for the flock of Christ, to see that they are fed and tended, to aid them and urge them to be what they are — Christ's people gathered into a community whose chief Shepherd is the Lord but on whose behalf the ordained person is to do a particular sort of work.

He said there was no use putting new money into the outmoded approach based on the old concept of giant mental hospitals out in the country.

The New York Civil Liberties Union credited Bratton with reducing the use of stop - and - frisk but called «Broken Windows» an «outmoded» policing model.

On the subject of the supposedly outmoded «air scribble» gesture used to request a restaurant bill (Feedback, 9 April), the...

University science professors preach a gospel of seeking truth through data and careful experimentation, yet when they walk into a classroom, they use methods that are outmoded and ineffective.

Sending experts to developing countries in Africa is an «expensive and outmoded» way of using aid money, according to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

The film uses the long outmoded 1.37:1 aspect ratio (with rounded edges) to keep a close and tight view of the protagonist, while the horrors around him remain largely out of focus and partially out of view.

I think people are using pedagogies that are outdated, outmoded.

It used the front portion of its outmoded four - door unit - construction sedans for the cabin and put a sturdy live - axle chassis under the flat load bed with fold - down sides and tailgate, often with a covered - wagon canvas top over it.

And I understand that the point of using the term «legacy publishing» is that it conveys instantly what you think of traditional publishers: that you think they are old, inefficient, and outmoded.

By mandating EBI, the bill will also ban other outmoded and inhumane methods of destroying shelter animals that are still used in North Carolina.

But even if used properly, gas chambers present a danger to workers; and, use of the gas chambers as well as these other outmoded methods are demoralizing for workers and cruel and inhumane for animals.

These find counterparts in a series of photograms made using reams of outmoded, industrial «Phototype»: long film negatives which have entire font families printed on them.

In hijacking popular software or web technology — such as the Java applet «lake» that was much used at the end of the last millennium — Arcangel is attentive to collective memories, celebrating their outmoded aesthetics while interrogating their cultural moment.

The work adopts a painting style as outmoded as last season's fashions and redeploys it in a dreamy reverie, a tact similarly used by the painter Thomas Trosch.

The effect of some outmoded methods, such as the pre-1940s use of uninsulated canvas buckets to gather sea - surface temperature data, can be compensated for, but only approximately.1 Alternatively, data sources known to be heavily «contaminated» can be avoided.

Researchers are amassing a body of evidence to prove that green infrastructure actually works: these systems are often more cost - effective than outmoded models of grey infrastructure — a term used for the concrete tunnels created to move water — and also provide far more benefits for both people and the environment.

First, despite the pressures faced by firms to embrace these advancements, there are still those comfortable using existing — and increasingly outmoded — methods and processes.

The Windows - only desktop interface is outmoded and difficult to use in the era of mobility and working from anywhere.

Arbitration has become outmoded because of the use of mediation.

outdated [out - dey - tid] adjective Dictionary.com definition: no longer in use or fashionable; out - of - date; outmoded; antiquated.

Most of her work uses a holistic approach, is very interactive, and focuses on changing outmoded behaviors that no longer serve a person's life.

Use of physical restraint in detention settings is outmoded, according to a leading expert, and amounts to a physical assault that would be unacceptable in any other setting.