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It will replace existing, outmoded kids' wards at the Foresterhill site.

From the Renaissance onward, mankind's ability to jettison outmoded concepts has resulted in uninterrupted technological progress.

As Albert Einstein wrote on January 22, 1947: "The basic power of the universe cannot be fitted into the outmoded concept of narrow nationalisms.

And it is not just data that have become outmoded. For instance, who would now think of reading the huge and solemn volumes of sermons that Georgian and Victorian clerics published to establish their credibility?

As he himself states, it was scholars such as Frank Goodwyn, Pamela Waley, and David Darst who first debunked the biographical reading of Garcilaso, a reading that is now generally considered outmoded in "Golden Age" studies.

Their waxy, smoky aroma had had the air of stuffy tradition and outmoded custom.

Paz lays much of the blame for that climate at the feet of Mexican intellectuals, many of whom keep writing outmoded "apologies for the use of violence." They have, says Paz, forgotten the great political lesson of the 20th century: The only way to achieve a more just, more liberal society is to further democracy, not authoritarian socialism.

Neubauer also employs an outmoded recapitulation theory advanced by G.

The problem is that the mass media, based on outmoded technology and riddled with inherent inefficiencies and conflicts of interest, have been only modestly effective in this role.

If, for example, a secretary of defense from Massachusetts insists upon eliminating useless and outmoded bases, the Navy's C.B.

You've got some very dedicated people, working with outmoded command and control software and equipment, staff working with pretty old or inadequate ambulances and a management system that really needs to be geared up tremendously.'

Wouldn't a high-rise tower be more profitable than this outmoded relic?