A MONOLITHIC operating system like Windows perpetuates an obsolete design.
Traditional industries carried out in homes or in makeshift workshops include the making of iron implements such as hoes and hatchets, door hinges, bolts, and dane guns (firearms of obsolete design, originally of European manufacture).
Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the United States Mint's plans to redesign American coins referred incorrectly to an obsolete design on the back of the penny.
Correction: September 11 , 2002 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about the United States Mint's plans to redesign American coins referred incorrectly to an obsolete design on the back of the penny.
Tongue in cheek, Arnie makes light of his 56 years by announcing he is an "obsolete design" and when Kate and John share a joke, Arnie observes grimly: "Your levity is good.
The investigation determined that corrosion of the four-decade-old bridge, combined with an obsolete design (it was built to handle Model T traffic, not cars and trucks several times heavier), had caused the critical fracture.
Two different types of RC columns characterized by different hoop spacing were tested, representing a one-third scaled model of a reinforced circular bridge pier, designed with obsolete design practice with particular reference to non-seismic areas.
The Tetrarch was chosen because it was an obsolete design, and was therefore available to be used by the airborne forces.
Unpredictable traffic congestion and its functionally obsolete design makes the Skyway one of the most unreliable roads in the United States., the bridges handle about 74,000 crossings per day, none by trucks, which have been barred from the road since 1934.
They noted, though, that bridges that can be brought down by a single failure — similar to the now-obsolete design used in the 40-year-old Minneapolis bridge — were an integral part of the American landscape and were certain to persist for decades.
