Примери за използване на Obsolescent на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Will sex become obsolescent?
Its an obsolescent organisation.
Their business model is obsolescent.
Obsolescent Technology? Not a Concern.
Why do you suppose I make a collection of obsolescent facts?
Prolonging the maintenance of obsolescent Soviet weapons and equipment means to continue to pour money into Russian pockets in times of ongoing sanctions.
Paranoia is the successor to an obsolescent taste for suspense.
Reminds me of what a big solar flare default error potentially the culprit,anyone don't plan its obsolescent date.
Rheinmetall will eliminate obsolescent features in the tank's fire-control computers and control consoles and install new laser rangefinders and thermal imaging devices.
Iran's conventional military is severely limited, relying heavily on obsolescent and low quality weaponry.
In the process, Rheinmetall specialists will be eliminating obsolescent features in the fire control computers and control consoles as well as installing a new laser rangefinder and thermal imaging device.
At the same time unambiguous messages are being sent vis-à-vis continuing the extant dependence on the Russian Federation for the maintenance of main inherited obsolescent Soviet-made platforms.
Its ever more sophisticated technologies mask what some of us consider an obsolescent concept(the article by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory professor Partha Mitra in Scientific American presented a good example).
It more or less has all the main pieces you need, but it's full of areas whereyou have to deal, directly or indirectly, with the obsolescent mediocrity of Win32.
In this context, it is worth asking why money is still being overspent on obsolescent Soviet aircraft, instead of redirecting some of it to upgrade dt least some of the“Cougars”.
In the 1960s, commercial bank clients frequently inquired how far they could prudently go in breaching traditional standards of liquidity andcapitalization that were clearly obsolescent.
Military analysts debated how the planes would fare in a war against a militarily sophisticated opponent if an obsolescent air defence such as Serbia's could manage to track and destroy them.
Analysing the shape and size of the unique landscape using information from Google Earth, Andrews and his team tried to figure out whether the drumlins could have been carved from the waxing andwaning of a now obsolescent glacier.
On 22 September 1914 while patrolling the Broad Fourteens,a region of the southern North Sea, U-9 found three obsolescent British Cressy-class armoured cruisers(HMS Aboukir, Hogue, and Cressy), which were assigned to prevent German surface vessels from entering the eastern end of the English Channel.
In America they count the houses that could not be built during the war, the nylon stockings that could not be supplied,the worn-out automobiles and tires, the obsolescent radios and refrigerators.
The hollow and outworn institutions, the obsolescent doctrines and beliefs, the effete and discredited traditions which these forces represent, it should be observed, have, in certain instances, been undermined by virtue of their senility, the loss of their cohesive power, and their own inherent corruption.
The MiG-29 flight capability maintenance(a total of BGN 78 million till 2020) is not a modernization at all, butonly a provisional maintenance of an obsolescent and non-interoperable platform.
The hollow and outworn institutions, the obsolescent doctrines and beliefs, the effete and discredited traditions which these forces represent, it should be observed, have, in certain instances, been undermined by virtue of their senility, the loss of their cohesive power, and their own inherent corruption.
The incessant pressure to use the Bulgarian Armed Forces for the implementation of tasks not related to their main sphere of competence, combined with the low level of pay of personnel andthe risks arising from the use of critically obsolescent equipment, are not simply alarming conclusions.
The substantial money transfers towards Russia for the repairs and maintenance of the obsolescent Soviet platforms could create strong enough local interests aimed at not only keeping the old Soviet equipment operating as long as possible, but also at launching policy options that are friendly to the Russian interests or at least are not contradictory to them.
If long-cherished ideals and time-honored institutions, if certain social assumptions and religious formulae have ceased to promote the welfare of the generality of mankind, if they no longer minister to the needs of a continually evolving humanity, let them be swept away andrelegated to the limbo of obsolescent and forgotten doctrines.
The ordering of the“Cougar” helicopters without protective armor makes them useless in hostile environments, such as the NATO mission in Afghanistan. In this context,it is worth asking why money is still being overspent on obsolescent Soviet aircraft, instead of redirecting some of it to upgrade dt least some of the“Cougars”.