And for funders to recognise that sustaining a publishing model which is obsolete and costly stifles industrial innovation.
Too often, in the past, administrations have been seduced into spending huge sums on hardware which is obsolete before the ink is dry on the contract.
In 1997 the British Medical Association warned: "The NHS could find itself with a facility which is obsolete in 10 or 20 years' time, but for which it will still have to pay for 30 years or more".
Under a poster for "The Maltese Falcon," in an alcove blocked off from the ferrets by plywood, is her Action Corral, a chop shop of sorts, where she keeps the keyboards and actions of pianos she has bought for parts, some of which are obsolete.
In addition, functionality to track changes in identifier usage allows users to monitor which identifiers are current, and which are obsolete.
In the years following the Civil War, American naval power declined precipitously, shrinking from nearly 700 vessels to just 52, most of which were obsolete.
The RAAF was equipped with 373 aircraft, most of which were obsolete trainers, and the RAN had three cruisers and two destroyers in Australian waters.
Radicals such as Sir Francis Burdett believed that Magna Carta could not be repealed, but in the 19th century clauses which were obsolete or had been superseded began to be repealed.
In early 1942, forces allocated to the defense of Japan comprised 100 Imperial Japanese Army Air Force (IJAAF) and 200 Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) fighter aircraft, many of which were obsolete, as well as 500 Army-manned and 200 IJN anti-aircraft guns.
Although antiandrogenic mixture effects have been described for certain pesticides, some of which are obsolete (Birkhoj et al. 2004; Kjærstad et al. 2010; Nellemann et al. 2003), similar data with more widely used pesticides are lacking.
Nickel-cadmium batteries, which are obsolete for most uses, are the kind that was important to discharge before recharging.
