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Mathematics and Computers in Simulation, 2005
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PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 2008
I was invited by the MLA committee on the status of graduate students in the profession to speak at a convention workshop entitled “Keywords for a Digital Profession.” My keyword was obsolescence, a catchall term for a multiplicity of conditions; there are material obsolescences, institutional obsolescences, and purely theoretical obsolescences, each ...
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I was invited by the MLA committee on the status of graduate students in the profession to speak at a convention workshop entitled “Keywords for a Digital Profession.” My keyword was obsolescence, a catchall term for a multiplicity of conditions; there are material obsolescences, institutional obsolescences, and purely theoretical obsolescences, each ...
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Electronic component obsolescence
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, 2011Over the last seven decades, the electronics industry has advanced at a remarkable rate. We naturally tend to think about how far our society has advanced with all the new technologies that are available today. When we think about the future, our imaginations become the limitations of our technological advancements.
Christina D. Ward, Carl W. Sohns
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Obsolescence of music literature
Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1993In an update and extension of work by Longyear, the authors studied the median citation ages (a measure of synchronous obsolescence) of 9,850 references found in 37 journals in music education, music theory, and musicology. For six of the journals, the half lives (a measure of diachronous obsolescence) of citations to the journals were calculated ...
Virgil Diodato, Fran Smith
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On the influence of growth on obsolescence
Scientometrics, 1993In many papers, the influence of growth on obsolescence is studied but a formal model for such an influence has not been constructed. In this paper, we develop such a model and find different results for the synchronous and for the diachronous study. We prove that, in the synchronous case, an increase of growth implies an increase of the obsolescence ...
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The Obsolescence of the Practitioner-Teacher
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965The changing pattern of medical education is modifying profoundly the status of private practitioners. The Osier prototype of the practitioner-teacher with close ties to both medical school and community medicine has been succeeded by the full-time teacher who, academically oriented and committed to research, does not provide an effective link between ...
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2001
Does it always pay to install high-quality capital? Or could it possibly be more profitable to make investments that do not last too long? In this Paper we ponder the optimal rate of depreciation of physical capital, first in the Solow model and then in a model of endogenous growth with learning-by-doing.
Gylfason, Thorvaldur, Zoega, Gylfi
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Does it always pay to install high-quality capital? Or could it possibly be more profitable to make investments that do not last too long? In this Paper we ponder the optimal rate of depreciation of physical capital, first in the Solow model and then in a model of endogenous growth with learning-by-doing.
Gylfason, Thorvaldur, Zoega, Gylfi
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2002
Abstract At the end of the Cretaceous period, the last dinosaurs disappeared from the earth, setting off an evolutionary jubilee among the Milquetoastlike mammals that survived them, and preparing the ground for what was to become, sixty-five million years later, a permanent source of gainful occupation for scientists whose job it is to ...
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Abstract At the end of the Cretaceous period, the last dinosaurs disappeared from the earth, setting off an evolutionary jubilee among the Milquetoastlike mammals that survived them, and preparing the ground for what was to become, sixty-five million years later, a permanent source of gainful occupation for scientists whose job it is to ...
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Obsolescence and self-assessment
Proceedings of the tenth annual SIGCPR conference on -, 1972I want to talk to you about a problem which I believe deserves the attention of each of you as individuals and of SIGCPR as a group. You might think of it as a health problem. The disease at issue is an insidious one—many who have it are completely unaware of their illness.
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