Sentence examples for antiquated design from inspiring English sources

Indicative of its antiquated design, the platform accommodates only the train's first five cars.

"It's mainly centers that have antiquated design but good locations relative to the demographics of the trade area".

Today's city officials and urban planners, and the general public, are trapped with antiquated design schools of thought, or maybe capitalist design schools of thought.

It's a somewhat antiquated design decision (strange to tie a player's progression to the number of optional collectibles they've found) but this is the only questionable (if workable) decision in a game defined by masterly choices.

A theory that the cross-staff from Kronan, due to its rough graduation and somewhat antiquated design, was used mainly for symbolic reasons, widens the fields of research and interpretation of the material culture.

In this case, our aging hero, Dr. Parnassus (Christopher Plummer), is perched inside a mobile theatre, of antiquated design, which is trundled through modern London; part of the movie's charm is its brazen anachronism — a sense that the past can seep through time and burst into the here and now.

But one of the reasons the Guard has been especially hard hit is that, in the words of another congressman, Christopher Shays, its payroll system is "old and leaky and antiquated," designed for an era when the members of the Guard were seen as little more than weekend warriors.

Although the 48 MT vehicle was comparable to contemporary battle tanks in firepower and engine power, it suffered from distinct disadvantages, including an antiquated track design.

Due to the antiquated buildings, design of water system, lack of a hot water circuit and extent (38 buildings) of the hospital, various treatment options such as superheating, chlorine dioxide, copper-silver ionization and monochloramine were excluded by the hospital management.

First, today's antiquated grid, designed when power flowed from big plants to distant consumers, must be upgraded to handle tomorrow's complex, multi-directional flows.

Despite all of the buzz, facilities or infrastructure-based competition in the electric utility industry is still effectively outlawed by antiquated laws designed to protect incumbent monopolies in the United States.