Most of the chemicals are 40 years old or older and have become obsolete because age has caused the chemicals to deteriorate and because the necessary guns and launching platforms no longer exist.
This progress has rendered practically obsolete the age-old design of LC instruments.
Two obsolete cruisers the aged and the battered veteran of Zeebrugge, —were fitted out for the operation by having their non-essential equipment stripped out, their essential equipment reinforced and picked crews selected from volunteers.
The ideal of the melting pot, they insist, has become obsolete in an age marked by the anti-assimilationist doctrines of multiculturalism and the hard facts of globalization.
The city argues that the boxes, which have buttons or a lever that alert fire and police dispatchers of an emergency, are costly to maintain and obsolete in an age of cellphones.
That, simply put, is what the producers of children's theaters said they were intended to do: to lure youngsters away from the television; to "grow" new audiences for live theater, which is in danger of becoming obsolete in an age of electronic media.
American telecom operators are busy ripping copper out of the ground because centralized landline networks are obsolete in the age of the mobile phone.
Midnite Tacos (3 AM – 8 AM) In the old days, this was the spot, but now it's completely obsolete in the age of Taco Zone and El Flaming Asshole, but if its between 3 – 8 AM, you have no choice but to walk down memory lane.
For those grown accustomed to Apple always stunning and delighting by ratcheting up the level of technology with each new product, a device that comes with innards based on aging (obsolete?) hardware is a serious let down.
This commissioned work breathes new life into the disc medium, long-obsolete in the age of the MP3 player which itself has even lost its flair.
