Sentence examples for archaic networks from inspiring English sources

Patients with Parkinson's disease may suffer from other symptoms due to dysfunction of archaic networks, such as loss of gait automatization and hyposmia (Diederich and Parent, 2012).

Category-5 cable replaces the old type-1 cables and finally, the archaic network can be reconfigured to offer more speed.

Food producers, hampered by land restrictions, archaic retail networks and bad infrastructure, fail to meet extra demand from consumers.

Even tougher, Ms. Yamamoto said, would be the labor involved in grafting the system onto the city's existing archaic reservation network or building a new one from scratch.

The payment networks is archaic and operates based on its own closed standards.

Just say your network is archaic and you're focusing on 4G and you'd have a better result than these excuses.

Some of the darlings of the e-commerce start-up world are disrupting archaic production processes and distribution networks.

Growing up in Italy at the end of the 90s, net artist Franziska von Guten found herself spending hours online in chat rooms that were a lot like archaic versions of the social networks we use today.

The racist abuse @FKAtwigs is getting on her social networks is despicable and depressingly archaic.

The television ratings sweeps are -- in the words of network and advertising executives -- archaic, silly, destructive and hopelessly inaccurate.

Guardian journalists relied on an archaic text-based system supported by a network of terminals, called Atex, and though the system was clunky and temperamental, it did the job.