obsolescence in English

noun

[ob·so·les·cence || ‚ɑbsə'lesns /ɒb-]

state of being obsolete; state of being completely out of use due to the introduction of something new

Use "obsolescence" in a sentence

1. Well, two of their most effective strategies are planned obsolescence and perceived obsolescence.

2. Finally, there's the planned obsolescence.

3. Reduce obsolescence costs of service parts through improved forecasting.

4. Protect your precious email data from data format obsolescence.

5. The answer was built-in obsolescence and high-pressure advertising.

6. Nature does not dwell in the realm of planned obsolescence.

7. The aircraft was nearing obsolescence by early 19

8. It's an absolute sin to accept the decadence of obsolescence.

9. Obsolescence is a byarising from the use of the building.

10. – Total allowances (for obsolescence, depreciation, and condition) not to exceed 25%.

11. Loss from the sale, obsolescence, and loss of assets.

12. – Total allowances (for obsolescence, depreciation, and condition) not to exceed 50%.

13. Nevertheless, the Me 262 indicated the obsolescence of piston-driven aircraft.

14. Low cost broker Planned obsolescence FINRA Fines Brokerage Firm For Reverse Churning

15. The mission had underlined the obsolescence of the 25-year-old warship.

16. The Axe-Fx III is designed with the same anti-obsolescence in mind

17. Now, however, it seems that even among the top designers, obsolescence is obsolete.

18. Versatile, robust, simple, and efficient, the lowly pencil shows no signs of obsolescence.

19. Phase - out product control on material to reach the minimum obsolescence cost.

20. For some small unproductive mills, the reality is not merger but obsolescence and bankruptcy.

21. For enterprises and service providers, the use of network processors ensures against premature product obsolescence.

22. For the less scrupulous, this has become the age of the worker with built in obsolescence.

23. The faster products change, the faster they become obsolete, and even obsolescence creates openings.

24. Mobile phone technology is developing so quickly that many customers are concerned about obsolescence.

25. Characteristics of the stock: number, age, useful life, obsolescence rate, replacement value and accrued maintenance deficit.

26. Sloan is credited with establishing annual styling changes, from which came the concept of planned obsolescence.

27. low- cost, made from local and recycled materials that would last a lifetime, not designed for obsolescence.

28. Due to this “planned obsolescence,” cheapness was often rated more important than quality and durability.

29. Generally, the question of obsolescence will be considered only after full provision has been made for depreciation.

30. There would be no "planned obsolescence, " where products are deliberately designed to wear out or break down.

31. It can also involve redesign and ramp for improvement to existing products as well as planned obsolescence.

32. (g) both initial valuation and revaluation shall take fully into account any deterioration or obsolescence of the collateral.

33. So they followed their cousins in the car industry and made their buildings with built-in obsolescence. Sentencedict.com

34. There has been a renewal of interest and research into questions of obsolescence, and storage costs.

35. Many obsolescence measures have been derived to assist librarians in calculating shelf space allocation for journals.

36. The regression equation also includes a term X2 which allows to take account of the obsolescence of skills.

37. (g) Both initial valuation and revaluation shall take fully into account any deterioration or obsolescence of the collateral.

38. “We’re losing vast amounts of important scientific and historical material because of disintegration or obsolescence,” says Newsweek magazine.

39. No laws will ever stop the insider trading, collusion, monopoly, labor abuse, pollution, planned obsolescence or the like...

40. Expect Microsoft to continue the trend of planned obsolescence as it adheres to a regular release cycle.

41. The international community clung to Resolution 242 despite its growing obsolescence, as the only agreed basis for a solution.

42. As the women grew in confidence, he removed himself from the scene: Jana's greatest achievement is his planned obsolescence .

43. Portrait of Sebastian Khan It could be the fear of mortality, or Aimlessness, or futility, or obsolescence, or loss of self

44. Products and services in this sector are diverse, have high rates of obsolescence and require a high technical and scientific performance.

45. Managers and executives faced with their own likely technical obsolescence are in some senses confronted with their own professional mortality.

46. Planned obsolescence is associated with a form of industrial production that relies on a minimum renewal rate for its products.

47. In many information handling and processing areas, such as software engineering, the rate of obsolescence of knowledge is high.

48. Missions were requested to make full use of material resources and avoid loss, wastage, obsolescence, deterioration, and unwarranted accumulation of property.

49. These comprise : diminishing availability of cellulosic raw materials , shortage of power and coal , and technological obsolescence resulting in poor capacity utilisation .

50. It is that the entire system —commercial, cultural, and political— is geared to promoting the concept of built-in obsolescence and throwaway consumerism.