Sentence examples for obsolete maps from inspiring English sources

Rather than storing expensive, obsolete maps and navigation in the dash, Spark's MyLink program relies on a $50 app that owners download to an iPhone or Android handset.

Sources, mostly secondary, are quoted at great blocky length, like a passage from Michael Herr's "Dis­patches" about an obsolete map of Vietnam, or — somewhat more relevantly — kittenish dialogue from a memoir titled "Does She... or Doesn't She?" by Shirley Polykoff, which gives one a sense of what a bantering rascal Heller was in his adman days.

So there are only obsolete road maps to the political terrain Republicans and Democrats must navigate.

We subjected the transcriptome data to a rigorous filtering process to remove obsolete, erroneously mapped, or poorly performing probe sets (see Methods).

Importantly, this allows us to maintain a consistent use of external resources ensuring that we do not map to obsolete classes, and erroneous mappings caused by external changes are flagged.

The body, he says, is obsolete and needs to map its "post-evolutionary strategies".

Using OWL 2.0 makes the previous QoS/QoE mapping solutions obsolete.

If differing dates of imagery have a significant effect, this would indicate significant landscape change within the 2000 s, which would signify that the NLCD cover maps are currently obsolete due to rapid landscape change.

PAGE B11 BUSINESS SUMMIT MEETING WILL CLARIFY Reshaped Economic Map Whatever else this weekend's summit meeting by the Group of 20 nations may or may not accomplish, it stands to clarify one thing: how completely the world economic crisis is reshaping the economic map -- rendering obsolete the old club of Western powers that fashioned the financial pillars of the post-World War II era.

"We make maps and cross sections obsolete".

But these maps are now functionally obsolete, long since superseded in accuracy by aerial photography.