Sarah Frankcom’s production is at its best when playing up the ridiculous theatricality of parliament itself, with its archaic rituals and outlandish costumes.
Source: The Guardian
The site has also yielded more than a dozen archaic arachnids.
Source: The Indian Express
The biggest challenges IMBIB faces? Competition and archaic laws that most small independent breweries face.
Source: Northern Nevada Business Weekly
Evidence for archaic adaptive introgression in humans.
Source: Nature.com
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“Business users are more technical in the spreadsheet than anywhere else, yet business teams are often forced to resort to archaic methods of managing data — requesting frequent updates from technical teams with data expertise or exporting raw data from dashboards or CRMs to report repeat, manual analysis, reducing team efficiency and productivity,” Loiwal said.
Source: TechCrunch
In today’s day and age where we have to explain to our kids how we used to be able to watch any movie we wanted to at home because they would send it through the mail (?!), it sounds archaic to have to get in the car, drive to a brick and mortar store, and grab a movie off of a shelf to borrow.
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No bears!”It’s a cute titular exchange that pithily encapsulates the key themes of the drama: the conflation of modern authority and archaic superstition, the town-country divide, the power of storytelling, the oppressiveness of fear and the absurdity of dogma.
Source: The Guardian
But as we enter 2022, it’s getting harder and harder to ignore all this archaic shit.
Source: Kotaku
The tube-frame chassis and archaic suspension received the most attention.
Source: SuperbikePlanet.com
How do I do all this?Have you met Frances?We all know the Employment Department’s archaic computer system enraged laid-off Oregonians when the pandemic hit.
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At times, this city’s archaic street-vending laws seem intentionally designed to criminalize vendors: There are some 3,000 permits available to the estimated 10,000 to 20,000 street vendors operating in New York City, and officers continue to police those who sell food and other products illegally — despite enforcement being moved out from under the NYPD’s jurisdiction more than two years ago.
Source: Eater NY
“There are still very archaic views about this stuff out there,” Travers-Hayward said.
Source: NME
Her monologue — a stilted and nonlinear oration in heightened and, at times, archaic language — is delivered by the German actress Julia Kreusch, whose physically impassioned immersion in the text seems to elevate it.
Source: The New York Times
Today’s private-sector business models outpace archaic DoD hiring practices, creating barriers to deliver talent swiftly and efficiently.
Source: AirForceTimes.com
"With time changing I felt as a family we should shun such archaic practices.
Source: CNN
It's not as archaic as people think.
Source: Nintendo Life
This must be a primal response from archaic times when venomous snakes were common in places where human beings lived; reinforced, perhaps, by the portrayal in the Bible of the duplicitous tempter in the garden of Eden.
Source: The Connexion
It is this last point that is a conclusive answer to those who claim the monarchy is archaic and inappropriate in our times.
Source: The Hill
“Usually for me, I like to have kind of some archaic styles on like an English mild or something like that, that you wouldn't see it a lot of breweries,” said Peck.
Source: ABC 57 News
“In the choice between an archaic legislative norm and protecting Arizonans’ right to vote, we choose the latter, and we always will,” Raquel Terán, chairwoman of the Arizona Democratic Party, said in a statement at the time.
Source: The Arizona Republic
The research suggests that some populations living in West Africa today have traces of an archaic hominin species laying within their DNA, much like how Neanderthal DNA can still be found in many populations of non-African descent and Denisovan DNA lives on in people of Asian heritage.
Source: NBC News
But perhaps even more impressive, she challenged archaic stereotypes and helped redefine what it meant to be a woman in the late 1990s, with all the grace and eloquence of, well, an alien.
Source: /Film
There’s no doubt that in 10 or 20 years the vast majority of simulation will be done in a virtual world, not the archaic live plastic world.
Source: Columbia University Irving Medical Center
As a result, we now have complete genome sequences of the best-known archaic hominins, the Neanderthals, and a far more elusive group, Denisovans.
Source: The Conversation
The Whatcheeria was an archaic tetrapod (a four-legged animal) that inhabited the swampy waters of what is today Iowa during the Carboniferous Period, when the area was subtropical and looked more like South Florida than the Midwest we know today, said Ben Otoo, a researcher at the University of Chicago’s Coates Lab, which studies the evolution of early vertebrates.
Source: USA TODAY
In their study, the researchers set out to put an alternate theory to the test — that of whether ultra-low velocity zones may be comprised of rock with a different and more archaic composition to that of the rest of the mantle.
Source: Daily Mail
Fortunately, that archaic communication method is no longer necessary now that YoAudio has jumped into the fray, bringing the power of technology to let you easily share not only the thrills but also the safety of your sports adventures.
Source: Yanko Design
(When in doubt, just assume Disney uses Windows 95 and the most archaic methods for any and everything.
Source: Disney Tourist Blog
But contrary to his plans, he finds no peace, as all of a sudden ancient legends seem to have awakened there: Children disappear, "sinners" are murdered, archaic legends come true.
Source: The Korea Herald
Rodger Dean Duncan: Rather than get back to “normal,” you say, leaders in our post-pandemic world need to create a “new normal” where “archaic mindsets and outdated practices” no longer stifle people and their organizations.
Source: Forbes
This, and the archaic shape of the bone, led scientists to the conclusion that Banyoles in fact belonged to a Neanderthal.
Source: ScienceAlert
Despite its now-archaic design and relative heft, the WhisperLite is still a great camp stove.
Source: Backpacker Magazine
But contrary to his plans, he finds no peace, as all of a sudden ancient legends seem to have awakened there: Children disappear, "sinners" are murdered, archaic legends come true.
Source: English USA English PR Newswire
The motivation behind the attempt was to modernize the armed forces, which in the years since reunification had become archaic and technologically outdated.
Source: The Diplomat
But contrary to his plans, he finds no peace, as all of a sudden ancient legends seem to have awakened there: Children disappear, "sinners" are murdered, archaic legends come true.
Source: English USA English PR Newswire
This dataset, which was published in 2019, had sorted out which genes were associated with which archaic hominin but it hadn’t determined, for the Denisovan, exactly the DNA’s functional role.
Source: Inverse
I had a great deal of fun with various elements in this book, like looking for archaic Spanish citrus, which I’ve not only done, but I found it.
Source: Tampa Bay Times
I recommend reading the older translation by Charles Archer (he was friends with the author), which, although a bit more challenging because of the archaic English Archer uses, helps transport the reader to another age.
Source: War on the Rocks
Our results suggest that the underlying selection pressure(s) probably arose during the early stages of the Anatomically Modern Human occupation of Eurasia—for example, 16 (28%) and 44 (77%) of the 57 sweep haplotypes being observed in archaic samples dated at ~45 ka and ~35 ka, respectively (Fig.
Source: Nature.com
Don’t worry, rereleases help with these more archaic leftovers.
Source: RPGFan
Chained Echoes shows a fondness for the RPG renaissance, but is more concerned with sketching a future without the punitive, archaic ideas that would only slow it down.
Source: PC Gamer
No bears!”It’s a cute titular exchange that pithily encapsulates the key themes of the drama: the conflation of modern authority and archaic superstition, the town-country divide, the power of storytelling, the oppressiveness of fear and the absurdity of dogma.
Source: The Guardian
Sacrifice is supposed to be hard, yet the climate protesters seek to place art under this archaic blade of pain while signaling that the blade will never fall.
Source: Curbed
When I took the wheel, the whole setup felt bizarre at first—never mind the archaic Mercedes seat belt design—but in a very good way.
Source: The Drive
In one case, a contractor bulldozed a road through an archaic Hohokam burial site on the border in Coronado National Forest, despite being briefed by the tribe in advance.
Source: Sierra Club
Considering that crypto was supposed to be a world-shaking innovation, a revolutionary paradigm that was going to gut-renovate the world’s archaic payments systems, it’s surprising how little the industry’s ongoing meltdown has mattered.
Source: The Washington Post
But contrary to his plans, he finds no peace, as all of a sudden ancient legends seem to have awakened there: Children disappear, "sinners" are murdered, archaic legends come true.
Source: Marketscreener.com
The scene literally glamourised violence, and on a subtextual level, played into archaic rape-revenge tropes where women are allowed to blossom only after being brutalised first.
Source: The Indian Express
The indigenous peoples of Papua and Papua New Guinea – known as “Papuans” – owe five percent of their genetic code to an extinct species of archaic humans, called the Denisovans.
Source: TheGamer
Like the original Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy is a fun, if archaic RPG you can knock out in an afternoon.
Source: GameSpot
I cannot understand why we are still dealing with such an archaic process in this day and age.
Source: Los Angeles Times
While individual supermarket owners were often interested in supporting local suppliers, the archaic and clunky systems could hold back small businesses from accessing supermarkets, he said.
Source: Stuff
Photo: Juan Trujillo, courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This mind-blowing exhibition gathers together rarely seen archaic works of Mayan art.
Source: Vulture
That switch into a formal, almost archaic mode—“John, said I”—alerts us to a dire situation, but not without humor.
Source: Literary Hub
B2B Email Marketing
While some modern marketers see email as an archaic strategy, it’s one of the most effective, with 93% of all B2B marketers utilizing this tried-and-true tool.
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Using a statistical technique called Bayesian inference, the researchers found evidence of what they call a "third introgression" – a 'ghost' archaic population that modern humans interbred with during the African exodus.
Source: ScienceAlert
And thank goodness, because I was about to face a lot of archaic designs that may have been revolutionary in 1997, but were very hard to play in 2015.
Source: Shacknews
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