Hirsch's nostalgia may seem even more dated now than it did in 1987.
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Her color [blonde] is a little more dated, a little more yellowy-golden.
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It's a minor detail, but one that makes the film seem more dated than futuristic.
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Yet most of the remixes sound far more dated than the original album ever will.
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But as with any entry-level model, that also means its features are slightly more dated.
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Sure, but that only makes the sunny-eyed burble of "Ray of Light" feel more dated in retrospect.
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Lynne's Travel Agent is campy and sales-driven, wearing a wide-shouldered blazer even more dated than her iMac.
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The hotel still feels brand new from its 2019 opening, which is nice considering more dated properties in the area.
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This felt like a well-appointed apartment that was contemporary and more design-forward than other more dated Disney rooms.
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Costco (COST) makes little to no profit on its $24.99 dogs, and inflation makes the price seem more dated every year.
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But the Surface Pro X has left me feeling more excited, and it makes the Surface Pro 7 feel even more dated.
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In one of the more dated sights in the movie, Tom Cruise has clearly not yet perfected his famous movie running style.
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I took my food baby for a stroll down to the end of the lounge past more magazines and more dated armchairs.
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The basement, which contained more women's clothing as well as men's clothing and shoes, felt much more dated than the main floor.
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Not only are some of the terms more dated than their contemporaries may realize, but many of them originate in the Black community.
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Plus, new hardware would also give RED the chance to update some of the Hydrogen One's more dated specs, like the Snapdragon 835 processor.
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We haven't spent time in the top-trim Silverados, but the cabin immediately looks more dated than the new Ram or even the older Ford F-250.
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The former is the more dated definition, which sees artifice in direct reference to artistry and ingenuity, the latter, more modern connotation refers to trickery and cunning.
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The master bedroom where Ocasek died of cardiovascular disease, according to the New York City medical examiner's office, appears more dated than the rest of the house.
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On top of ebbing interest in street style as an outlet for inspiration, it'd seem the art of documenting current trends, and the people who wear them, feels more dated than ever.
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There are a number of other online discussions Hutchins might have participated in that would come up in an FBI search (again, even putting aside more dated activity from when he was a teenager).
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The bezels do provide a place to hold the tablet and allow for a wider keyboard attachment, but they also make it look much more dated compared to the latest versions of the iPad.
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But also, we have a tendency to juxtapose things a lot, so I suppose fairy tales and old language are colors and we kind of cross things that are newer with things that are more dated.
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Overall star rating: 4.5Total number of reviews: 11,216One thing to know: Video board and concessions upgrades have boosted Capital One Arena's standing, but the 22-year-old arena is one of the more dated in the league.
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The architecture—all cheap materials with color schemes of washed-out pink, bright yellow, and baby blue reminiscent of the 60s—seemed all the more dated with the absence of tourists, who, I was told, favor AirBnB over resorts these days.
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The three other works on the program are pleasant, moment by moment, but forgettable over all; and the seeming modernity of their various styles is imposed on a view of humanity more dated, more static, than that of the Graham duos.
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There are some valid reasons that have been cited as to why the enhanced group did not achieve better results, including the use of more dated upper arm trackers versus their more modern and comfortable wrist counterparts, particularly by those in the tracking industry.
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Mattis resigned in a letter to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE dated Thursday, and is expected to leave the White House in February.
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We literally can't see "Star Wars" anymore: Its control-freakish creator won't allow the original version of the film to be seen and has stubbornly maculated his own masterpiece, second-guessing correct editing decisions, restoring wisely deleted scenes and replacing his breakthrough special effects — historic artifacts in their own right — with '90s vintage C.G.I., already more dated than the film's original effects.
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Though today I am listening to a lot of new music from the likes of Adele, Alabama Shakes, Kaki King, Lana Del Ray, Philip Glass, Michael Kiwanuka, Chvrches, and Gary Clark Jr., looking back through the playlists on my first and oldest iPod I was struck by the fact that some of the music from 2001 and 2002 seemed far more dated than some of the '70s, '80s, and '90s.
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And unlike the Apple Watch, which has gotten a new homegrown S-series processor every year, with Qualcomm responsible for 23100 percent of the chips in Wear OS (formerly Android Wear) devices, the best most Wear OS makers could do has been the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 23100 which have been around since February 23 (and that's not even considering the even more dated Snapdragon 22 chipset SD Wear 23100 is based on).
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The former St. Nicholas has a more dated, straight-through design with a mostly concrete urban open space on its roof, along with little-used first- floor entrances to some of the businesses.
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Boston Herald, February 16, 2001. By contrast, the papers he bought in 1978 all had deep community roots: the Natick newspaper had been founded in 1865; two more dated from the early 20th century, and the youngest had been founded in 1956."Bruins Stars and Newspaper Chain Support 17th Run of the Charles". Streamer (Newsletter of the Charles River Watershed Association, Weston, Mass.), page 4, Spring 1999.
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New team Pacific Grand Prix Ltd took a customer supply of more dated Ilmor units. Between seasons Lehto had signed to Mild Seven Benetton Ford. Former Sauber sports car driver Heinz-Harald Frentzen took up the role as Karl Wendlinger's teammate. Early signs showed the team was, rather disappointingly, delivering similar performances to the previous year, scoring a small tally of points in the opening rounds.
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Attendance began to decline in the late 1970s as the rides became more dated. "Playland" sign at the Beach 98th Street station The 1985 season was the last operating season for Playland, though at the time, Richard Geist did not intend for the park to close permanently. The following year, insurance premiums increased eightfold, from $50,000 in 1985 to $408,000 in 1986. At that time, Geist decided not to reopen the park.
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As opposed to the modest, more dated, homes, the model homes all look similar due to "cookie cutter" architectural elements. Steepled roofs, bay windows, and double car garages, stand out as formal characteristics of urban sprawl building. The fanciful character of these model homes are exemplary of society's use of repetition and familiarity in construction as a means of creating a new, urban, identity. Using photo manipulation, Hayeur places these homes in different environments to give them new contexts.
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Until recently, Liebenberg's works were considered exemplary. His Holberg editions have, however, now been strongly criticized. In particular, he is said to have taken an over-pedantic view of Holdberg's spelling, making it look more dated than Holberg would have wished. Some have maintained that it would have been more useful if Liebenberg had discussed the actual texts of Holberg's plays, including the great master's own carelessness in his writings which led him to introduce corrections of his own.
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According to the surveys carried out by the Infrared Astronomical Satellite IRAS, the Japanese Akari satellite, and NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer with its subsequent NEOWISE mission, Bobhope measures between 32.14 and 40.98 kilometers in diameter and its surface has an albedo between 0.05 and 0.0916. More dated NEOWISE publications gave a larger diameter of 41.361 and 44.8 kilometers, respectively. The Collaborative Asteroid Lightcurve Link derives an albedo of 0.0586 and a diameter of 38.0 kilometers with an absolute magnitude of 10.8.
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BT's plans for broadband internet access services were criticised. BT's main plan for providing Internet access was to upgrade their DSLAMs to ADSL2+ in the exchange. This was controversial because ADSL2+ was already an old technology and is limited to 24Mbit/s downstream, and would be even more dated by the time 21CN is completed. This led to criticisms that BT was not future proofing their network, since fibre, while more expensive to lay, is a lot more future-proof.
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More dated scholars (e.g. A.H.M. Jones, writing in the 1960s) estimated the late army as much larger than the Principate army, half the size again or even as much as twice the size. With the benefit of archaeological discoveries of recent decades, many contemporary historians view the late army as no larger than its predecessor: under Diocletian c. 390,000 (the same as under Hadrian almost two centuries earlier) and under Constantine no greater, and probably somewhat smaller, than the Principate peak of c. 440,000.
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But the dux equitum did not command an independent "cavalry army", as was suggested by some more dated scholars. The cavalry remained integral to the mixed infantry- and cavalry-comitatus, with the infantry remaining the predominant element.Goldsworthy (2000) 170 The seminal development for the army in the early 3rd century was the Constitutio Antoniniana (Antonine Decree) of 212, issued by Emperor Caracalla (ruled 211–18). This granted Roman citizenship to all free inhabitants of the empire, ending the second-class status of the peregrini.
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In his review in Variety, Dennis Harvey said, "Strong performances and a brisk pace downplay the original script's more dated, preachy aspects . . . No one will mistake this well-produced but inevitably dialogue-driven piece for pure cinema, but Leon and adapter Paris Qualles open up the play just enough to avoid the usual stage-to-screen claustrophobia. Mervyn Warren's score is a bit more earnest and old-fashioned than would be ideal for this essentially faithful yet refreshed take on a dramatic golden oldie."Harvey, Dennis.
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Only featured in 'Harry Enfields Television Programme', Jack, a generic Tory politician and Freddie, a generic Labour Party politician are portrayed as acting like typical infant school children who frequently squabble over the benefits of their various policies in the manner of a playground-style argument. One particular sketch featured then-member of parliament David Steel, a prominent Liberal Democrat against whom Freddie and Jack unite during a birthday party. This sketch has become more dated than most due to Freddie's frequent references to the EEC.
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He remained a very popular entertainer into the 1920s and performed regularly by radio, but his style started to sound more and more dated to the public as his career continued into the 1930s. He worked for a while in Rudy Vallee's band, then for a while in France. From the mid-1930s on, he essentially stopped playing and was involved in several mining investments that were not successful. Rudy and his wife Mary Wiedoeft had a difficult relationship partially due to difficulties of maintaining their rather flamboyant lifestyle and alcohol abuse.
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Jungle Fever received lukewarm reviews from critics. Reviewing for Entertainment Weekly in 1991, Bill Wyman said the album lacks worthwhile hooks and lyrics, and that Wonder's style of arrangement sounds "more and more dated as the years go by". In a positive review, Rolling Stone magazine called Jungle Fever a "welcome return to form" and said that Wonder has not "sounded so freewheeling, confident and engaging" since his 1980 album Hotter Than July. The Chicago Tribune wrote that it is "as direct and consistently tuneful as anything he has done in recent years".
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When its presentation garnered considerable support, NEC and Hudson began to move forward with the project. The Tetsujin was set to launch in 1992, however the lack of completed games pushed the launch date to spring 1993. The console was not launched on this date either; publications speculated that the PC Engine's continued success in the market made NEC and Hudson reluctant to release a succeeding platform. The release of technologically-superior consoles, such as the Atari Jaguar and 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, made the Tetsujin's hardware look more dated by comparison.
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For character structure, Yan style displays squared shape and modest arrangement, with spacious center portion and tight outer strokes; this structure resembles more the more dated Zhuan and Li Scripts. From the point of view of spacing, his characters are compact vertically, leaving relatively more space in between lines. Hence, the emerging Yan style had abandoned the sumptuous trend of early Tang calligraphers: it is rather upright, muscular, fitting, rich and controlled; compared to the style of the early Tang which was sloped, feminine, pretty, slim and capricious.
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Due to the constant and contemporary nature of the outdoors there will always be new ways in which a campaign can revitalize this media channel. Advantages would be the accessibility and reach, geographic flexibility and relatively low cost. Disadvantages to OOH media are that it has a short life, difficult to measure / control and it can convey poor brand image. Direct mail is classified as messages sent directly to consumers through the mail delivery service. One of the more ‘dated’ media channels and in the modern day has very little advantages, other than it is highly selective and has high information content.
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As presented in the books, however, the more dated material is accompanied by explanatory text, putting it in the context of its historical time. Gottfredson's run on Mickey Mouse lasted until 1975. In the earlier years, which are the focus of this series, it was a humorous adventure strip—as was common at the time—but in the later years became gag-focused. These books are the first time Gottfredson's work has been collected in North America, although they've previously been collected in the 1980s in Germany as The Complete Daily Strip Adventures of Mickey Mouse 1930–1955 and in 2010 in Italy as Gli anni d'oro di Topolino.
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Zosimus II.43 The rule of Gallienus saw the appointment of a senior officer, with the title of dux (plural form: duces, the origin of the medieval noble rank of duke), to command all the comitatus cavalry. This force included equites promoti (cavalry contingents detached from the legions), plus Illyrian light cavalry (equites Dalmatarum) and allied barbarian cavalry (equites foederati). Under Constantine I, the head of the comitatus cavalry was given the title of magister equitum ("master of horse"), which in Republican times had been held by the deputy to a Roman dictator.Jones (1964) 97 But neither title implies the existence of an independent "cavalry army", as was suggested by some more dated scholars.
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The Mazatecan variety with the most thoroughly described phonology is that of Jalapa de Díaz, which has been described in two publications by Silverman, Blankenship, Kirk and Ladefoged (1994 and 1995). The description is based on acoustic analysis and contemporary forms of phonological analysis. To give an overview of the phonological variety among Mazatecan languages, it is presented here and compared to the earlier description of Chiquihuitlán Mazatec published by the SIL linguist A. R. Jamieson, in 1977, which is not based on modern acoustic analysis and relies on a much more dated phonological theory and so it should be regarded as a tentative account. One fundamental distinction between the analyses is that Silverman et al.
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Nick Griffiths from Select hailed it "easily her best album" because of the improved production, but still viewed it as a "false tease" rather than "full-fledged sex", claiming her music "is still for virgins, even if they now read The Face." In a review for the 2015 reissue of Let's Get to It, Joe Sweeney from PopMatters said that despite Minogue's "confident" songwriting contribution, the album sounds "awkward" and "more dated by half than Rhythm of Love". Australian programme Rage found that Minogue sounded matured and had been successful in showcasing "a far more seductive side... that many had suspected was there". The programme was also keen on the inclusion of "richly beautiful ballads" like "If You Were With Me Now".
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It was not until the 1996 action-thriller film The Rock ("Die Hard on Alcatraz Island"), that the tone of action films changed significantly, and films like The Matrix (1999), which emphasized the use of CGI effects, made the practical effects in films like Die Hard feel more dated. Writing for The Guardian in 2018, Scott Tobias observed that none of these later films readily captured the complete effectiveness of the Die Hard story. The film has been a source of inspiration for filmmakers including: Lexi Alexander, Darren Aronofsky, Joe Carnahan, Gareth Evans, Barry Jenkins, Joe Lynch, Paul Scheer, Brian Taylor, Dan Trachtenberg, Colin Trevorrow and Paul W. S. Anderson. During the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, it was among the action films director James Gunn recommended people watch.
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The oldest known archaeological finds relating to beekeeping were discovered at Rehov.Oldest known archaeological example of beekeeping discovered in Israel In September 2007 it was reported that 30 intact beehives and the remains of 100-200 more dated to the mid-10th century BCE to the early 9th century BCE were found by archaeologists in the ruins of Rehov.Friedman, Matti (September 4, 2007), "Israeli archaeologists find 3,000-year-old beehives" in USA Today, Retrieved 2010-01-04 The beehives were evidence of an advanced honey-producing beekeeping (apiculture) industry 3000 years ago in the city, then thought to have a population of about 2000 residents at that time, both Israelite and Canaanite. The beehives, made of straw and unbaked clay, were found in orderly rows of 100 hives.
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Livy XLII.35 The consulship of Gaius Marius (107 BC) saw the supposed launch of the so-called "Marian reforms" of the army. More dated scholars have ascribed to this general many of the changes that had transformed the Republican army by the time of its next extant detailed description in the pages of Julius Caesar's De Bello Gallico (composed in 51 BC), namely: # Admission of proletarii to legionary service # Recruitment of large numbers of volunteers # Replacement of maniples with cohorts as the main legionary tactical unit # Abolition of legionary cavalry In reality, the sole documented reform by Marius was the establishment (in 104 BC) of the eagle (aquila) as the sole animal-symbol to be used on the legion's standard (previously there had been a choice of 5 different animals, including the eagle).Pliny X.16 The attribution to Marius of the other changes is purely speculative, and probably erroneous also.
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David Robinson, writing in The Times, observed that Licence to Kill "will probably neither disappoint nor surprise the great, faithful audience", but bemoaned the fact that "over the years the plots have become less ambitious". Robinson thought that Dalton's Bond "has more class" than the previous Bonds and was "a warmer personality". Iain Johnstone of The Sunday Times pointed out that "any vestiges of the gentleman spy ... by Ian Fleming" have now gone, and in its place is a Bond that is "remarkably close both in deed and action to the eponymous hero of the Batman film" that was released at the same time as Licence to Kill. Adam Mars-Jones of The Independent gave the film a mixed review, pointing out that it took out some of the more dated ideas from the Fleming novels, such as imperialism; he wrote that the writers were "trying in effect to reproduce the recipe while leaving out ingredients that would now seem distasteful".
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More dated phrase structures analyses are, however, more likely to allow n-ary branching, that is, each greater constituent can be broken down into one, two, or more lesser constituents. The next two trees illustrate the distinction (Aux = auxiliary verb, AuxP = auxiliary verb phrase, Aux' = Aux-bar, D = determiner, N = noun, NP = noun phrase, P = preposition, PP = prepositional phrase, Pa = particle, S = sentence, t = trace, V = Verb, V' = verb-bar, VP = verb phrase): 500px The details in the second diagram here not crucial to the point at hand. This point is that the all branching there is strictly binary, whereas in the first tree diagram ternary branching is present twice, for the AuxP and for the VP. Observe in this regard that strictly binary branching analyses increase the number of (overt) constituents to what is possible. The word combinations have sent many things to us and many things to us are shown as constituents in the second tree diagram but not in the first.
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Matthew and Son was released in 1967, eventually reaching No. 7 in the UK. The album track "Here Comes My Baby" was initially recorded and released by the Tremeloes, and was a hit, reaching No. 4 in the UK. "I've Found a Love" was covered by British singer David Garrick but failed to chart, while Stevens's own "I'm Gonna Get Me a Gun" reached No. 6. "Here Comes My Baby" was used in the Wes Anderson film Rushmore. Music critic Robert Christgau of The Village Voice later called Matthew and Son "a rarity: a forgotten record that shouldn't be", and said that both its title track and "I Love My Dog" were "two rock songs we should have heard more of in 1967". AllMusic's Bruce Eder gave it three-and-a-half out of five stars and said that "it's very distant from the sound that Stevens was ultimately known for, and in many ways, it's more dated than what he did for Island/A&M;, but it's much more self- consciously accessible, arranged in different styles".
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Markus Haider is an Austrian singer part of The Gang Guys, who dub themselves "the Austrian Rat Pack", a tribute band to the original Rat Pack. He is most famous for a popular performance of Dean Martin's Sway that is commonly but mistakenly thought to be performed by Frank Sinatra.Markus Haider performing Dean Martin's Sway: The popular cover of Sway performed by Haider was part of a relatively recent tribute show to the Rat Pack performed at Entropolos Theatre, it is believed that the date of the performance is somewhere around 2009 but the location of the performance is still unknown.A blog post detailing the Gang Guys tribute event: The black-and-white hue of the video was later added to the video by Niki Lappas - the band's editor - giving the performance a more dated look, resulting in confusion as to the date of the performance and the identity of the performer is, with many uploaders mistakenly labelling it a Frank Sinatra performance,A version of the video mistakenly labelled as a Frank Sinatra performance: Another mistakenly- labelled performance: despite there being no known Sinatra performance of the song.
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