Sentence examples similar to passé technology from inspiring English sources
For that, Mr. Vig, best known as the producer who forged the grunge sound of albums like Nirvana's "Nevermind," relies on technology that was passé by the time Elvis got out of the Army: vacuum tubes.
If we move too quickly to map training to the current products suites, we run the risk of relevance: preparing students for a world that doesn't exist, and technologies that are passé by the time that these students graduate.
Guests do not want to spend time figuring out controls, and what is cutting-edge technology today may be passé in six months.
The company is "capitalizing on a technology that many had dismissed as passé and fashioning it as the most affordable wireless solution for the common man in China," says Alan Hellawell, head of Asian telecom research at Lehman Brothers in Hong Kong.
"Today's game designer is tomorrow's passé game designer," said Gail Z. Koch, president of Comsearch, the technology recruiting firm.
As millennials age into the workplace, the idea of embracing technology is starting to seem a little more passé.
Edgerton calls the tendency to overrate the impact of dramatic new technologies "futurism". Few things, it turns out, are as passé as past futures.
Tagging is something of a passé concept in an age where some startups are working on computer vision technologies that help identify exactly what's in your photos.
Now, the declining cost of the technology needed to set up a home office may have made the centers passé.
And they are working on what they hope will be another technology on view at the show, one that makes mere high-definition sets seem passé: Three-dimensional televisions.
