Sentence examples for has outmoded from inspiring English sources

The massive increase in data volume with the development of computation capability has outmoded compute-intensive clusters for the analysis of large-scale datasets due to the network bottleneck caused by the large amount of data transferred over the network.

One might expect that society's slow acceptance and normalization of sexuality would have outmoded some of these rules.

These people — many in poor, rural pockets — either have outmoded dial-up Internet service or have no affordable high-speed service.

An attempt to clarify what's at stake can be found in a new entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy by Shannon Vallor, "Social Networking and Ethics".. Vallor begins with a brief history of philosophical engagement with the Internet, concluding that much of it has been outmoded by the rise of the more dynamic and interactive "Web 2.0".

Thiel whose contributions to society include investments in Paypal, Facebook, and the book The Diversity Myth, which argues that racism is a problem invented by people who are just looking to be offended and that democracy has been outmoded since women got the right to vote has had a turbulent history with Gawker ever since they outed Thiel as gay in 2007.

The country had more jobs, higher wages, faster growth, bigger surpluses; it had replaced "outmoded ideologies" with dazzling technology.

But both the bazaaris and the foundations have been outmoded by recent developments.

But by the time the mall opened, the marketplace concept may already have been outmoded.

His belief that bad mothering caused autism might have been outmoded, but he himself was still widely considered a genius, a compassionate philosopher of survival.

"Its housing stock has become outmoded and obsolete.

The Olympic phrase about "not the winning but the taking part" has become outmoded.