Examples of using Obsolescent in English and their translations into German
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Inadequate Investment and Obsolescent Plant.
The remaining two ships, obsolescent by 1938, were re-rated as destroyers and fought in World War II.
It is unnecessary; it is redundant;it is already becoming obsolescent.
A large part of the country's heavy-goods fleet is obsolescent and can no longer meet the growing needs of Brazil's economy.
By the 1970s,many industrial enterprises had become technologically obsolescent.
If Japan's economy were a computer,it would have a hard disk full of obsolescent programs and a"delete" button that doesn't work.
Despite the fact that some contemporaries regard development policy as obsolescent.
The genus name Aloysia, now also obsolescent, was given in honour of Maria Luisa Teresa de Parma(1751-1819), wife of king Carlos IV of Spain.
In the declining industrial regions,the above factors are often partially obsolescent.
Where previously obsolescent Chinese crane systems caused production downtimes more and more frequently, the company is now relying on top-quality German products.
My practice asan installation artist is motivated by cohabitating in rapidly obsolescent urban spaces.
Obsolescent electronic parts are causing more and more difficulties in managing maintenance of major electronics systems of the industrial world.
Mr President, a couple of years ago,the previous Commission tried once and for all to tackle rigid and obsolescent structures.
The proposal simplifies and consolidates the legislation as it removes obsolescent parts of the third package and clarifies the text where needed.
There is still a lot of catching-up to do in the market, as, for instance, 75% of industrial andoffice lighting systems in Europe have by now become obsolescent or inefficient.
I don't thinkrecent phenomena make our entire existing knowledge obsolescent", argues the expert on strategic management and organisational design.
With regard to the objectives of the proposal(Point 2 of the Explanatory Memorandum),the EESC considers that accidents are frequently the result of the dilapidated and obsolescent state of the network and poor maintenance.
Instead of new technologies they are exporting obsolescent nuclear technology they have no more use for in their own countries to Central and Eastern Europe such as the Ukraine.
The present air traffic control system is being pushed to its limits, working with obsolescent technologies and suffering from fragmentation.
The decrease, says SIPRI, is due mainly to Russia and the United States further reducing their inventories of strategic nuclear weapons under the terms of the Treaty on Measures for the Further Reduction and Limitation of Strategic Offensive Arms(New START)as well as retiring ageing and obsolescent weapons.
Precisely for this reason, concludes that it would cost much more to use themeans that were still available within an institution obsolescent Christians and did not hesitate to use the Empire, soon as they were assured of its incurable crisis.
In addition, the lack of training for European audiovisual professionals engenders an absence of business strategy at European level and, inthe context of the introduction of new technologies, raises the risk of obsolescent qualifications and practices.
Consequently, I think that we should givefar less State aid to obsolete and obsolescent industries, and as far as State aid for environmental objectives is concerned, I think we should first set to abolishing the billions of State aid we grant the many polluting industries and sectors that make use of sources of non-renewable energy, and I will therefore advise my group to support Mr Lipietz's amendments to that effect.
It was the most advanced plane of its type in the world; however, the rapid advancement in aviation technologymeans that the Devastator is now considered obsolescent, and is due to be replaced in early 1942 by the TBF Avenger.
Right alongside the purveyors of winnowing baskets, moulboard ploughs and trebuchets, we can now place Jeff Mayersohn,who embarked on a venture possibly even more obsolescent than marketing those medieval tools. Mayersohn actually… are you ready for this… got into the bookstore business!
In the 1950s, a good deal of bullpup development was carried on in France as local firearm manufacturers competed to develop a newautomatic rifle that would replace the somewhat obsolescent MAS-49 rifle within the French Armed Forces.
Furthermore, as has been done in the case of codification, a fast track inter-institutional mechanismshould be agreed for the technical repeal of obsolescent acts of the Council or of the European Parliament and the Council.
When it entered service, it was the most advanced plane of its type in the world; however, the rapid advancement in aviation technologymeans that the Devastator is now considered obsolescent, and is due to be replaced in early 1942 by the TBF Avenger.