Sentence examples for obsolete content from inspiring English sources

The ability to frequently revise an ebook means it quickly loses obsolete content or gains fresh content, and has a life of its own throughout the academic year and beyond.

Obsolete content Writing on the Guardian Unlimited website, the activist Cory Doctorow said this week that the DRM business model "is the urinary tract infection of media experiences: all of the uses that used to come in an easy gush now come in a mingy, painful dribble - a few pennies out of your pocket every time you want to watch a show again, hit the pause button, or rewind".

In CNSC-RAN, the caching resources allocated to some contents often changes due to UE mobility and content cache eviction by UEs, which leads to the obsolete content-oriented network slicing information in content-oriented network slicing management modules in SBSs and UEs.

The old, partly obsolete, paradigms of content creation, audience understanding, user experience and content distribution still actively affect the way news content is created and distributed today (and to be 110percentt clear — this is not about the storytelling and the unbelievable creativity and hard work done by ingenious journalists all around the globe).

Dan McLagan, a spokesman for Mr. Lazio, later explained that Mr. Lazio considered the concept of platforms obsolete, not the content.

Oculus doesn't want to deter developers by making their games and content obsolete when the next version of Rift comes out.

Since the current curriculum document has not been updated for nearly 16 years, many teachers criticize its contents as obsolete and prefer to design their own school-based ICT curriculum.

"Tools become obsolete in a way that content doesn't," he says.

The closure of the service is one of the first examples where bought content has become obsolete through DRM protection.

The advent of the internet and the increasing richness of content has practically obsoleted real travel, and at this point it's probably more worth it to do a thorough Googling of the place you're thinking of going instead of, well, going there at all.

Not content to revive an obsolete medium, the roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro has used body scans and motion capture to fashion an android replica of a well-known Japanese storyteller.