Príklady obsolescence

• In all these cases there was an obsolescence or decline in the local raw material producing activity.

• We hypothesize that the fast changes brought about by the industrial revolution increase the obsolescence rate of fact-specific rules, rendering general standards more desirable.

• A basic model of optimal specificity of laws is presented, clarifying the relevance of legal obsolescence and volume of litigation in the optimal choice.

• In that case, the obsolescence of eye formation may have been attained instantaneously.

• In this sense any conventional book which concerns itself with very recent policy developments is doomed to almost instant obsolescence.

• Popular stereotypes connect the visible, physical changes associated with ageing to built-in obsolescence and physical and mental decay.

• His current interests, in addition to pidgins and creoles, are language obsolescence, historical linguistics, and sociolinguistics.

• Our model shows that if we expect volatility in the environment and consequent obsolescence in the legal order, lower levels of specificity should be chosen.

• They are now trapped between the sustenance of that identity and the obsolescence of the activities central to maintaining it.

• Such seemingly random variant selection is consistent with linguistic obsolescence.

• By the 20th century, this system of naming had passed into obsolescence.

• At the date of switching, the consumption level is shown to drop, as the relative price of capital goes down (obsolescence).

• Under which conditions would an economy switch to a more productive technology knowing that switching involves obsolescence and learning costs?

• If upgrading technologies induces significant obsolescence costs, it is unclear why the economy should upgrade.

• We have shown that the adoption decision depends on the growth advantage of switching net of the obsolescence costs and the learning fixed costs.