Sentence examples for or deprecated from inspiring English sources

60 features were changed or deprecated and many were added, such as: scope terminators (END-IF, END-PERFORM, END-READ, etc).

New genes and other chromosomal features have been identified and added to the annotation, whereas others have been changed or deprecated (Fisk et al. 2006).

Never intended for public consumption, these rudimentary demos are littered with mistakes, apologies and explanations as Dylan loses his way, adds on a verse he's just thought of, or deprecates material he's already grown bored with.

Campbell cannot decide whether to praise or deprecate the lyrebird for deciding to "hear the axe-fall, / the back-firing car, / a world break apart / and think to sing it".

Nearly all of the comments left underneath the posts validate or deprecate the women's bodies.

There may have been scope for such originality, especially in his approach to the liberal arts, traditionally neglected or even deprecated by Epicureans.

Based on these events the subcomponent checks if any existing service with an associated preference profile is affected (i.e., deprecated or updated or an alternative service has been on-boarded).

To be normative, synonyms need to be classified according to their permission for use: are they preferred, deprecated, or permitted?

They state that we'll support each version for at least 3 years from when it's deprecated or a newer version is introduced.

This is to mitigate for loss of service by a given storage provider, restore corrupted content from a replica stored in another provider, move content from a storage provider that is to be deprecated, or move content to a new storage provider that has been added to Kindura, e.g. a more cost-efficient one.

In total, we have released 1112 submissions, and processed an additional 83 that have been superseded, deprecated or rejected.