Sentence examples for early obsolescence from inspiring English sources

He had fought back from early obsolescence, had gotten his body fat down under Pat Riley, and had won back at least a section or two of the yowling posse.

Technology platforms need to be standardized within the ICU and equipment purchases protected against early obsolescence.

To mitigate against early obsolescence when updated or new data become available, the models' underlying database must be updateable and extensible.

Instead, sex is widespread and clonal species face early obsolescence.

From the 1960s to the early '70s, plant obsolescence, labour costs, and pollution problems caused an exodus of major packers from the city.

This kind of planned obsolescence for early hardware is always annoying and while the Xbox One controller will continue to be used on future titles for Rift, you're really not getting the most out of your system unless you plop down the extra $199 for Touch and the $79 for the third tracking sensor.

The effort is today considered one of the earliest examples of planned obsolescence at an industrial scale.

Notwithstanding the persistence of efforts to extend the plateau of technology maturity, obsolescence of the earlier technology is inevitable, effectively occurring when the technical performance per dollar (or the cumulative adoption) of the disruptive, radical newer technology exceeds the level of the older technology (i.e., the new S-curve crosses above the prior S-curve).

It's worth noting that the three models of feminism featured in the show are all led by older women, perhaps hinting at the obsolescence of an earlier feminist generation.

The house was strewn with the leavings of a tag sale earlier in the week: twentieth-century obsolescence on the block — a silver tea service in the corner of an empty living room; cameras and sunglasses on the dining-room table; old skis, golf clubs, and wooden tennis racquets in the basement.

11For a discussion on perceived skill obsolescence and its relevance even in early stages of individuals' working life, see for example Cedefop (2012) and Sanders et al. (2015).