Indeed, the Copyright Office is woefully behind the times technologically.
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Her community was very Calvinist, and very behind the times.
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Or is the former vice president woefully behind the times?
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And among that competition, the XT5 feels behind the times.
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This one runs 53 Lollipop, which is still behind the times.
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This one runs 5.1 Lollipop, which is still behind the times.
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"You are behind the times," a resident said in Tuesday's meeting.
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He sees Facebook as behind the times and playing catch-up.
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"Running is behind the times," said Magness, who coaches Olympic athletes.
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It's too bad the Trump administration is so behind the times.
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Are social attitudes behind the times at both work and at home?
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If you think talk radio is mean, you're really behind the times.
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Yet it'd be a mistake to think it was behind the times.
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Some departments are way behind the times based on the current environment.
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They're way behind the times now and don't communicate well with other systems.
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Technologies and methods that are woefully behind the times are two major factors.
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I think from a product perspective, it is now one generation behind the times.
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With all these new ways to rosé, it's easy to fall behind the times.
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Young is an old school rock star that is always just behind the times.
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There seems to be no partisan ideology behind the Times' coverage of the Clintons.
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If you're still wrapping presents this holiday season, you might be behind the times.
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As far as taking care of its workers, Hollywood is behind the times, actually.
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Like Socrates scolding Phaedrus, us modern techno-skeptics might just be behind the times.
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" Another parent, Paul, said, he believes "the science is behind the times on this.
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It's just unfortunate that he's arrived at his conclusion three generations behind the times.
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In some cases, it appears the DEA is either misinformed or decades behind the times.
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Banking regulation is woefully behind the times as is the slow crawl of drug legalization.
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We are kind of behind the times on the full screens, but you get the point.
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So, newsflash to the brands that are behind the times: People of color are consumers, too.
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Telework could be another way to reform working practices that some say are behind the times.
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The chain, surprisingly, has been behind the times when it comes to the shift to mobile.
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Gabe Roth, the executive director of Fix the Court, said the justices were behind the times.
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"This has been available overseas since 1998, so we're 20 years behind the times," Hyland explains.
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All participants seemed united in their belief that Capitol Hill was far behind the times technologically.
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Indeed, the decision to open another "white cube" is not only misguided, but well behind the times.
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Is this a case of Nintendo being behind the times, or any wider slowness in the industry?
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However, as a result of its difficulty, insurance is now behind the times in terms of technology.
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They're all rapey and they're all gross and they're all behind the times and all that shit.
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Until then, it seems like the NHL will remain behind the times in respect to cord cutting.
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The companies have argued that the Justice Department's lawsuit is at least a decade behind the times.
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The situation is an example of how some governments remain behind-the-times when dealing with their constituents.
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Technology companies have faced years' worth of criticism for being behind the times in dealing with political pressure.
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The air of economic decay is stifling, and only in one respect does Garrone fall behind the times.
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So it seems that Mr. Trump is 60 years behind the times in his plans for the city.
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In many ways, it is very much behind the times in terms of testing for performance-enhancing drugs.
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Along those same lines, a lot of the equipment designed for off-roading has been equally behind the times.
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Former House Speaker John Boehner told CNBC on Friday that U.S. lawmakers are behind the times on cannabis legalization.
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That makes things more democratic: "No one, wherever in the world, need be behind the times," says Mr Fontaine.
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Consider this one more way the president is behind the times, and attempting to pull us back with him.
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The consensus Democrats are unanimously supporting is perilously behind the times, something that should have been settled decades ago.
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The report suggests that many art schools are behind the times, failing to prepare students for 21st-century workplaces.
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Notifications on iOS have fallen a bit behind the times, especially when you consider it's basically still just a list.
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Caption: Kinsey Wilson, executive VP for product and technology, oversees the hundreds of developers and engineers behind the Times' digital expansion.
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The basic rationale is that the US is behind the times and can't compete with lower corporate tax countries in Europe.
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You're going to have people that just purchased a base PS4 immediately feeling like their new hardware is behind the times.
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But it's still a TV network, first and foremost, which means that it will always be a little behind the times.
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The weird thing about Japan is that although it seems technologically advanced, it is still behind the times in many ways.
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The government has made efforts to keep that metric up to date, but some economists argue that it's still behind the times.
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Given how enterprises like to hold back and test Windows versions, this was a recipe for Edge getting seriously behind the times.
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If you work in Silicon Valley, you might see the move to deep learning, GPUs and TensorFlow as almost behind the times.
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"To me, it does feel like ads are behind the times," said Annie Bell, a 26-year-old communications worker in London.
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Unfortunately, the update hasn't made its way to TweetDeck, which remains perennially behind the times when it comes to Twitter engineering improvements.
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Nor is this a case of the Deep South being somehow behind the times, as opposed to their more forward-thinking neighbors.
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Unless your hardware does something new and different, like Nintendo's hybrid Switch console, you're constantly at risk of falling behind the times.
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It's just one more example of Victoria's Secret seeming to fall behind the times, as even the concept of "dieting" has become passé.
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We really shouldn't be surprised that HBO takes equal pay seriously, but Hollywood is notoriously behind the times in terms of this issue.
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When she reappeared after yet another four-year break, preaching electro-pop futurism with 2010's Bionic, she seemed tragically behind the times.
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Yet at the same time, pollsters saw rising concern among young Republicans who think the party is behind the times on climate change.
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In short, anyone who believes that ARM confers a performance-per-watt advantage over x863 is well over a decade behind the times.
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The curators usually only look at the obvious and are usually behind the times, only selecting "new" trends when they are practically over.
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These technologies were either wonderfully weird, woefully misguided, or just behind the times, but regardless, they each have their own idiosyncrasies worth remembering.
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"I just realized how backwards it all was and how behind the times it all was," he said of laws restricting cannabis businesses.
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"It just seems behind the times," Dudik, whose family is living off her husband's income and savings from her work as a lawyer.
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Legislators may be much less interested in animal welfare than the public, but referendums mean they can't get too far behind the times.
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Eager to explore Western-style modernism, he moved to Berlin in 1985, only to discover that his work was actually decades behind the times.
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Discussions have moved on, and if you're arguing with leading research centers, universities, the Department of Defense, and a thermometer, you're behind the times.
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Regulations (and, for that matter, corporate governance requirements) are seen as behind the times, obstacles to be circumvented rather than rules to be respected.
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"More than once in our recent economic past the Fed has been behind the times; in fact, it makes rather a practice with that."
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To stop the military from falling behind the times, the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental works with startups to accelerate commercial innovation for national defense.
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"Any sheriff or law enforcement executive who does not have this is living in the Dark Ages and working behind the times," he said.
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But the Republican presidential candidate's proposal is behind the times, leaves people out and ultimately fails to provide the relief that American families desperately need.
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Most people would feel pretty behind the times using a flip phone today, even if it was the state of the art back in 2009.
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The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is supposed to cover all that, yet the federal program is behind the times and perpetually in the red.
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My son works in Washington, D.C., and he tells me that as far as treatin' women goes we are way behind the times out here.
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The idea that wasabi mashed potatoes could blow someone's mind still makes it seem like many of them are a little bit behind the times.
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But that formula also makes it harder to compete consistently against the firepower in today's N.F.L. "They're a little bit behind the times," Dawson said.
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Initially, Ambudkar thought the episode was the show's way of poking fun at itself and acknowledging that its depiction of Apu was behind the times.
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Behind The Times: When our Cairo bureau chief faced arrest after his reporting angered the Egyptian government in 2017, the U.S. government declined to intervene.
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Now, in 2018, its legendary gender-fucking namesake has stumbled into a controversy that suggests he's more behind the times than some might have expected.
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Why would you want your sports league to be more rigid than baseball, a sport so behind the times guys fight each other over bat flips?
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Also, it always seems to be a few clicks behind the times of what people are actually doing and how they're enjoying media, and consuming it.
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If the show wanted to rub it in to book readers that they're mostly behind the times, it could have picked far worse ways to do so.
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Why it matters: The VA system has been criticized for years — Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove told Axios earlier this year that it was behind the times.
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" Or, if your Ob/Gyn is a little behind the times and hasn't updated her terminology, she may call it by its older name, a "geriatric pregnancy.
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In that light, the attitudes of Archer's bosses seem daft and unfair—the more you play NOLF, the more their remarks sound bigoted and behind the times.
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"These are two people who are ahead of their times, behind the times, and in the moment all at once," Ms. Matevosyan told guests at the reception.
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Even though the technology is starting to look a little behind the times in these days of ProMotion screens and OLED smartwatches, I still really like E Ink.
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In that moment, I realized that perhaps I was the one who was behind the times and could potentially learn something from the younger generation's commitment to inclusion.
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"New York is certainly behind the times and has not gone the route of modern election reform," said Jonathan Nagler, a professor of politics at New York University.
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RE: WEATHER Michael Behar wrote about the National Weather Service, which employs technologies and methods that are woefully behind the times, and about Cliff Mass, its greatest critic.
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And while Snapchat is still far behind Facebook in user count, Zuckerberg worries that his company is behind the times when it comes to innovation and attracting younger eyeballs.
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But with Donald Trump in the White House, things don't seem to work the same way and the iconic song is starting to feel a bit behind the times.
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Initially clunky and behind the times, it played aggressive catchup, and has held onto that commercial streak even as it has migrated back into the hands of the state.
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They say old-school comedians are woefully behind the times and need to acknowledge that certain jokes, particularly those about identity and sexual assault, can potentially cause psychological harm.
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For those of us far from America's big cities, there is a sense that we're somehow culpable for Trump, that we don't get it, that we're behind the times.
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Country radio is behind the times, but it still so vital to an artist's career; it's the main medium of exposure that drives album sales, tour bookings, and endorsement deals.
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And though, as The Telegraph reports (for all of you who can't get behind The Times' paywall) it was initially intended to be published with a new foreword by Jagger.
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Especially because the virtues of that work are so rooted in the past, it is to Mr. Battle's credit that the company he leads no longer looks behind the times.
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Barclays upgraded Nvidia to overweight on Thursday, citing swelling demand for semiconductors over the next several years and conceding to investors that it was behind the times on the company.
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In Victoria, BC we're a few years behind the times, so I had this vision of what punk rock was but I hadn't really been exposed to much of it.
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The bill also enhances Einstein oversight and requires the DHS to integrate leading private-sector technology with Einstein, an attempt to address the criticisms that Einstein is behind the times.
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To speak of a cockroach's personality or a marmot's mood is no longer scientifically irresponsible; in fact, many behaviorists consider it imprecise and behind the times not to do so.
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Facebook's trying to do it, frankly, with ... I don't think they could ever have the resources to do it well, and even if they did, they'd be behind the times.
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But this controversy and the myriad responses to it seem oblivious to the fact that when compared with other art forms, movies are even further behind the times than Hollywood realizes.
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Gaana is a music streaming service that was started by Times Media, the company behind the Times of India newspaper and tech incubator Times Internet among other things, seven years ago.
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And we shall be swallowing whole the idiotic lecture that the only salvation to our economy are structural reforms and technological innovations - implying that we are an archaic, behind the times, economy.
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The Académie was behind the times, as even its own ruling acknowledged: its job is to observe "good usage" as already practised, and to recognise the language's evolution, not to steer it.
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So, we spoke to thought leaders — from CEOs to heads of HR — to find out which benefits and policies send a red flag to job seekers that an organization is behind the times.
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Another of the fighters, who identified himself as a Canadian and gave his name as Hozan Kobane, said the U.S. government position on Ocalan was "a mistake" and "a bit behind the times".
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By being "behind the times" in some ways and more up-the-minute in others, the island's experience suggests possibilities outside the normal lines of feminist-versus-social conservative, right-versus-left debate.
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Golf — with its five-and-a-half-hour rounds for pros, its dress codes for children and its private clubs that exclude women — can seem to be almost willfully lagging behind the times.
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Golf — with its five-and-a-half-hour rounds for pros, its dress codes for children and its private clubs that exclude women — can seem to be almost willfully lagging behind the times.
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" As for Jonny, he tells TMZ in part ... "The fact that they are threatened and looking to punish those who are adding value to their content shows how behind the times CBS is.
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" Think of her toddling down the steps behind the Times Square TKTS booth in "Mistress America," issuing a cornball greeting to her soon-to-be-stepsister standing below: "Welcome to the Great White Way!
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If you still think of Akon as that R&B singer from the aughts who sang "Smack That" and got in trouble for dry-humping an underage girl on stage, you're woefully behind the times.
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"We're behind the times," said 42-year-old Paul Smith, who was born and raised in the city — and who buried his former partner Jeremy three weeks earlier after he died of a heroin overdose.
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We're not totally behind the times on this, by the way: the U.S. Chief Information Officer Council has some sensible open source recommendations, and tons of government data is already available for download and analysis.
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If you can suffer the additional weight of more battery, and the knowledge that your $1,800-plus laptop has a year old processor in it, then Apple's new laptops aren't actually that behind the times.
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" Asked if she felt the Oscars are "behind the times" for failing to nominate a single black actor for the second year in a row, Mirren said, "It just so happened it went that way.
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But in making that obvious choice once again, NBC is signaling that it might be falling behind the times in an era when television, along with all of Hollywood, is under increased pressure to evolve.
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Mind you, there are still some offices all over the world that are still behind the times, but the good news is that at least perpetrators know people are watching and that's no longer okay.
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"These are positive gestures toward healthier cabin environments and experiences, though somewhat behind the times," said Charles Platkin, the executive director of the Hunter College New York Food Policy Center and the editor of DietDetective.
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People who believe the above are often presented as dumb yokels on TV and in movies, and if you push further, racists and sexists are presented as outright villains or "behind the times" in period pieces.
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It would be easy to suggest that Apple, Facebook, Google, and the like are just dinosaurs woefully behind the times of social progress, but it would be unfair to reduce this tension to something that simple.
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But what has changed — and what Sitwell may be behind the times on — is how much the demand for plant-based food has increased: exactly the kind of trend Nelson was presumably pegging her pitch to.
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"Except for the presence of cellphones, the neighborhood feels like about two decades behind the times," said Toto Cullen, 35, a fashion photographer and director of commercials and music videos who has lived in Sunset Park since 2010.
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And Nielsen, which often gets a bad rap for being "behind the times" is involved in the technology that's powering some of these networks' efforts, like Open AP. The company has been exploring audience-based buying partnerships since 2013.
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"That's where the costumes fit in, and given the sitters' pedigrees, they would not have been 18553 years behind the times in terms of fashion," said Ms. Starr, director of American and European paintings and prints at Skinner Inc.
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Nefarious forces hacking our perception seems like a perfect metaphor for the era of Russian Twitter bots and gamed Facebook algorithms, but the film leaves the concept largely unexplored, making it feel strangely behind the times, despite its futuristic bent.
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"History and reality tells us that a military, if it falls behind the times on scale and strength, it will fall behind on war ideology and developments in waging war, maybe forfeiting strategy and right to initiate war," he added.
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In a conversation between a black artist and organizer, Christopher Jordan, and Rock Hushka, the curator responded to Jordan's critique of the exhibition being "30 years behind" the times, by saying Jordan would have to wait for the next exhibition.
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It's jarring to think that Obama's farewell will likely be followed by the appointment to attorney general of a man who was behind the times with respect to race decades before a black president even seemed like a remote possibility.
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Depending on your point of view, Cris Beam's "I Feel You: The Surprising Power of Extreme Empathy" might seem either laughably behind the times or naïvely, maybe even willfully, ahead — so far beyond our collective horizon as to be pretty darned invisible.
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In 2017, Phoenix's endearing just-behind-the-times lag mirrors their 2008 masterwork It's Never Been Like That, an economical dose of clean-sounding guitar rock that mechanized the Strokes' brand of downtown cool years after "downtown cool" was no longer a thing.
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The book gets into the weeds with a detailed study of failed university responses to sexual assaults, and readers outside the academy might lose interest toward the end, which specifies the ways large universities can be slow-moving, traditional and behind the times.
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Intel chips may have a bad rap for being power-hungry and a little behind the times, but ARM-based Windows laptops have disappointed us too many times for us to say we can trust this device's power without testing it first.
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It's all a sign of the Solomons being a little behind the times and not up to speed on current Earthling trends, but Tommy doesn't immediately rush to get a haircut when he realizes he's the only guy at school with shoulder-length hair.
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A room full of people who had made their careers on strategizing and building ground operations in every county in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina were being told their efforts were futile and behind the times — that they were the Kmart to Trump's Amazon.
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Krisko says he didn't learn of the "X-Men" series and its theme until 2017 -- little behind the times -- but he alleges in docs, all the success the franchise achieved for Marvel and many other companies is a result of that iconic and, as he claims, stolen theme song.
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The enduring irony, however, is while England once taught the rest of the soccer world to walk and ride a bicycle, so to speak–just about every major soccer nation's history can be traced back to the influence of an early English manager–they are perpetually stuck behind the times.
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Some programmers publicly say government is so behind the times that they feel taking a job there would atrophy their own skills, almost like a contagion — that working there for more than a year would make it impossible for them to keep up their skill set to the level of the "civilized world" back in Silicon Valley.
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Uchimura, a six-time world champion and four-time gold medalist, is, like most of the world, a fan of the "augmented reality" smartphone game Pokémon Go. He's a bit behind the times, though: He told the Kyodo Times that he really only picked up the game when he arrived in Brazil for pre-Olympic training.
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Global Politics In "How South Korea Left the North Behind," The Times explores how the two countries have diverged in the last 30 years: In 1988, the last time South Korea hosted the Olympics, North and South Korea were more alike than different, separated by an arbitrary line yet joined by history, language and the bonds of family.
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"Instead of spending nearly $1,000 over four years to lease a set of behind-the-times boxes, American families will have options to own a device for much less money that will integrate everything they want — including their cable or satellite content, as well as online streaming apps — in one, easier-to-use gadget," Obama economic advisers Jeff Zients and Jason Furman wrote.
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The FDA Is Behind the Times This is only one definition — I would quibble with the cranberry juice, which might as well be liquid sugar, and yogurt should be of a low sugar, high protein variety — but it's far more accurate than the current definition of healthy by the government agency that is supposedly ensuring the health and safety of our food supply.
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"Instead of spending nearly $85033,000 over four years to lease a set of behind-the-times boxes, American families will have options to own a device for much less money that will integrate everything they want — including their cable or satellite content, as well as online streaming apps — in one, easier-to-use gadget," said Furman and Zients in their blog post.
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The gap certainly widened between 2010 and 2014 but here in 2016, at a best-on-best tournament designed (rigged, practically) by the NHL to get the Americans into the semifinal round, USA Hockey has been exposed as a behind-the-times, knuckle-dragging, out-of-touch entity in desperate need of an organizational philosophy shift out of 03 to 2016, because the assembling and usage of this current roster is nothing short of shameful.
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