Sentence examples for rate of obsolescence from inspiring English sources

The question is whether the rate of obsolescence has been increasing or decreasing over time.

There is great uncertainty regarding whether the current trajectory of 3DP adoption is creating more circular material flows or if it is leading to an alternative scenario in which less eco-efficient localised production, demands for customised goods, and a higher rate of product obsolescence combine to bring about increased resource consumption.

Additionally, trade-offs—such as that between sailing speed and punctuality (Harrison & Fichtinger, 2013) or sailing speed and shelf time, as well as a low rate of waste and obsolescence for perishable goods like fresh food might warrant fast shipping.

This behavior increases the obsolescence rate of used still-functional products leading to lower profitability that could be resulted out of End-of-Use (EOU) treatments such as reuse, upgrade, and refurbishment.

An important trend is ever-changing consumer requirements and preferences (e.g. growing demand for smartphones), high rate of the industry products' moral obsolescence, and rapid transformation of end product markets due to technological and behavioural changes.

Part of the problem is the breakneck pace of technological change, which results in alarming cases of obsolescence.

One of his best-known poems is "Towards a Walk in the Sun," in which a poet imagines his own demise — or, at any rate, his obsolescence.

Among the recent arrivals in bookstores — speaking of obsolescence!

(The creator of the device wryly describes it as "groundbreaking innovation in the field of obsolescence").

The cause of death, officials said, was an acute case of obsolescence.

"It's a virtual time capsule from the '60s, but there's no sense of obsolescence".