Sentence examples for antiquated method from inspiring English sources

"New Haven is a bit of an outlier in using an antiquated method of measuring leadership.

Slocum used an antiquated method known as dead reckoning to navigate his way with astounding accuracy around the globe.

A new computer system to track foster children, known as HomeSafenet, was to have been running four years ago, replacing the agency's antiquated method of keeping case files on paper or on several disconnected computer systems.

It is typically produced by farmers using a laborious and antiquated method, at primitive distilleries known as palenques, and sold or shared in villages to mark births, funerals, and everything in between.

The term Quaternary originated early in the 19th century when it was applied to the youngest deposits in the Paris Basin in France by French geologist Jules Desnoyers, who followed an antiquated method of referring to geologic eras as "Primary," "Secondary," "Tertiary," and so on.

Across the country today, our children's futures are being decided by this antiquated method of evaluation.

We resort to antique, but not antiquated, methods of macroscopic morphometry from haematoxylin-counterstained serial section reconstructions to solve this problem by detection of pallial growth defects, and their place within a developing organic context, in ablated mice.

Tiny, often part-time farmers, with few economies of scale, antiquated methods and old equipment hobble the industry.

It spent months painstakingly using antiquated methods to reconstruct and study the trading data during the flash crash.

Although many such studies simply confirm the relationships based on antiquated methods (such as numerical taxonomy), some have drastically changed the taxonomies depicted in classical textbooks.

The dispute over reactivating the sensor latches has played out against the backdrop of national election system reforms, enacted after the Florida recount in 2000 called attention to the unreliable and antiquated methods that many voters are forced to use.