obsoleteness

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Editorial note

The essays, annoyingly, remain overly wordy as the academic standards retain their obsoleteness in demanding a set word counts.

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(biology) The quality of being imperfectly or indistinctly developed.

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noun

(biology) The quality of being imperfectly or indistinctly developed.

noun

The quality or state of being obsolete or no longer in use.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for obsoleteness.

noun

(biology) The quality of being imperfectly or indistinctly developed.

noun

The quality or state of being obsolete or no longer in use.

Example sentences

The essays, annoyingly, remain overly wordy as the academic standards retain their obsoleteness in demanding a set word counts.

The reliance for an elder's traditional wisdom is collapsing, accelerated by the obsoleteness of their information relative to a rapidly-changing society.

Being widely introduced in the universities, could be the mark of ageing and obsoleteness.

They were able to build this device and provide a Android TV certified 4K device that didn't need to have planned obsoleteness.

Maybe it is a bad benchmark and that the PostgreSQL community should stop using it but then you need a stronger argument than just some claim about obsoleteness from 1995.

Synthetic, premature obsoleteness for pure economic gain is an engineering insult & represents environmental malice.

Personally, I suspect this lack of updates has less to do with actual obsoleteness and more to do with ensuring that you always buy the latest device.

> Age implies wisdom and experience Age implies obsoleteness and poor health.

If a foundry can't cope, then that will not hurt the bottom line for ARM since other foundries can, whereas if you own the manufacturing, you actually have to pay to avoid obsoleteness.

> to provide compatibility for a long-obsolete spec I believe contemporary Mac users would disagree about the obsoleteness of the spec.

Obviously obsoleteness (word?) isn't a property of the product; it depends on the context (how much it's used, what else is available, how much the alternatives are used, etc...

Facts that are simply incorrect make sense to target and directly modify, but obsoleteness is a property of a fact, the subject transitions, the vice president is no longer current but was, it has a temporal property...

Quote examples

Remember when a Debian maintainer quit due to the obsoleteness of the toolchain that the other maintainers flat out refused improve because "it worked" ( my google-fu is failing me, if someone finds it please post it)?

But I don't think that Apple is really worried about the "obsoleteness" of the 3.5mm, and I'm gonna guess they have the data to show their users aren't en masse worried about it either.