obsoleteness

She was always attracted by its age and its stranded obsoleteness.

Literary works, including computer programs and databases, protected by access control mechanisms that fail to permit access because of malfunction, damage, or obsoleteness.

The tolls, and the obsoleteness of the canal, proved unpopular, and Congress began urging the government to buy out private shareholders and reduce the tolls.

Even before the failure of Marxist economics led Mikhail Gorbachev toward a new approach at home and abroad, there began to dawn an awareness of the obsoleteness of war.

In addition to being the Thai name for an herb, Andrographis paniculata, Fah talai jone "can convey either a sense of obsoleteness or the feel of great chic", the director said.

The BDA's change of name will therefore not be fully justified until the hearing world also accepts the obsoleteness of the expression "deaf and dumb" and adopts the usage recommended in the introduction to this history.

The Committee of Inquiry began by pointing out a number of technical reasons associated with the obsoleteness of a system that uses paper as its medium, disregarding information technology, and which has failed to cope with the increase in trade transactions.

The proceedings of this conclave were conducted in Tai-Ahom language which was the original dialect of the Ahom rulers and which had now fallen into comparative obsoleteness owing to their adoption of Assamese language as the language of the court.

Just like the management of a portfolio of shares, Project Portfolio Management is the activity of selecting which projects to keep in portfolio (because of their anticipated value) and which ones to discard (because of their obsoleteness or because they will not yield the value that was initially calculated).