Sentence examples for obsolete ones from inspiring English sources

Retrofitting of an industrial robot consists on verifying the usability conditions of each component of the robot, replacing obsolete ones, especially electronics and control.

Arabic will evolve from the prescriptions of the grammar book, taking in new words and discarding obsolete ones.

They figured that the English lexicon has grown by 70 percent to more than a million words in the last 50 years and they demonstrated how dictionaries could be updated more rapidly by pinpointing newly popular words and obsolete ones.

Khrushchev, in other words, had to openly withdraw the Russian missiles while the US secretly withdrew its obsolete ones; that is, Khrushchev had to be humiliated and Kennedy had to maintain his macho image.

During the election campaign he promised that for every law passed, his government would repeal 10 obsolete ones.

That is, they could recite the price of a bin of resistors, but knew nothing about the costs of ordering or inspecting the parts, throwing out obsolete ones, tying up capital in inventory or shutting down assembly lines when tiny parts were out of stock.

Although this method is probably soon obsolete, one can stress that on one hand most people aged between 40 and 80 (median 64) still have fixed telephone lines and, on the other hand, that the few cases who could not be reached by telephone were not included either.

"It happened with video, new media; now we are facing maintenance, operation, and conservation (for example the concern over software and programming systems that will be obsolete one day)…  But we are taking it on very positively and actively as exemplified in the acquisition of Can't Help Myself at the Guggenheim".

Beware, these little creatures have the power to make you obsolete one day.

Still more remarkable, this new technology is a return to an obsolete one, at least in concept.

Connoisseurs of the fight will point out that there is one factor missing: the Murdoch title and Associated's response will both be free, which renders obsolete one of the traditional weapons of newspaper warfare, the daily price slash.