Sentence examples for a deprecated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolens says Mr. Reed initially sent a message to Facebook through a queue that wasn't in use anymore — in a "deprecated" queue, in the company's parlance.

The error here was propagated from the original substance submissions: a deprecated ChemSpider [3] entry, and patent sketches extracted by SCRIPDB [4].

Wage insurance could make it more attractive for an expert in a deprecated field to take a lower-level job in an emerging field.

We should note, however, that the curated iTunes Radio stations may no longer be free, but the "internet radio" section in iTunes – a deprecated offering that most have forgotten about – remains live.

So if you've paid for the media, but the playback mechanism is a deprecated format, shouldn't you be allowed to make that media usable to you, even if it means breaking DRM? Or, conversely, when you purchase media on a disc, it could be said you're entering a contract with the rights holders saying that you'll only play back from that media, and if the format expires, well, tough crackers?

Unfortunately, we discovered that QTJava is a deprecated library [ 9], and that only 32-bit versions of the native binaries that act as the gateway between the Java portion of the library and QuickTime are available.

That term generally connotes hacking or a technical compromise of some kind, though the Cambridge Analytica situation involves a since-deprecated lax API and a business model that revolves around collecting massive troves of personal data and doling it out in ways often far from transparent to the average user.

The security researchers found two more vulnerabilities — including several known bugs affecting the device's continued use of a since-deprecated OpenSSL encryption library from more than two years ago.

Hornstein-Knickenberg syndrome is a now-deprecated name for the inherited fibrofolliculomas inherent to Birt Hogg Dubé.

Seventeen CPT codes did fall into the same UMLS "lexical category" as a non-deprecated code, but lexical identifiers are not guaranteed to be stable year after year, so this did not seem to be a reliable method for mapping.

The MMRE is computed for each observation and is defined in Eq. 1. MMRE can be highly affected by outliers and is considered a biased and deprecated accuracy statistics (Shepperd and MacDonell 2012), but it has been extensively used by previous studies.