It is unlikely to be superseded for many decades.
As a single reference work designed to bring Baring-Gould's original annotated edition up to date, The New Annotated Sherlock Holmes seems unlikely to be superseded for some time.
Tight barrels have been superseded for the most part by metal drums and bulk-tank transportation, and slack barrels by paper-shipping sacks, corrugated paperboard cartons, and fibreboard drums.
What will the scientific literature look like then?" pondered Dr Michael Perryman, the former Gaia Esa project scientist now affiliated to Princeton University, US. "Of course, there will be big statistical projects you can tackle with this data, but it is clear the scale of Gaia means this information is not going to be superseded for a very long time," he told BBC News.
Although technology has advanced rapidly since this project began, the lessons from our research may be applied to settings in which the PDA may not be superseded for many years, and also to help to inform the emergent use of Smartphones.
Its small port was superseded by Bunbury for commercial shipping and closed in 1972.
In the time series analysis the AT-rich enrichment was superseded by enrichment for the complement of the miRNA seed motif at all subsequent (i.e. post 8 hours transfection) time points.
He chose not to run for President in 1992 because his ambition was superseded by his distaste for the grovelling, the fundraising, the selling, the motels.
In 1961 it was superseded by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, which included non-European members.
Mr Blair's ambitions for a "progressive century", to be secured through voting reform and co-operation with the Liberal Democrats, was superseded by his push for a Blairite millennium, latterly truncated to a decade.
