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• It also has to do with the disposability of our culture.
• On television, disposability is the norm, longevity the anomaly.
• And what's so bad about disposability, anyway?
• But the past's disposability is also why technology inspires flights of fantasy.
• Classical music needs to monitor a little better the argument between disposability and preservation.
• After all, convenience and disposability were the new watchwords of the postwar consumer culture.
• In addition, these cells could be beneficial for some applications where mechanical flexibility and disposability are important.
• And 50 years later it has even more resonance in terms of corporate mentality toward the disposability of the individual.
• But in the front offices, no one has figured out how to reverse the increasing disposability of current pop.
• Perhaps it was inevitable that a fast-food culture thriving on speed and disposability would eventually create fast movies.
• We live in an economic culture that values disposability-- if you want a new one, trade it in.
• Contact lens makers have taken disposability to its ultimate level-- lenses you wear for one day and dump in the trash.
• But, she added, " disposability and obsolescence are growing trends in fashion and electronics, " particularly among younger consumers.
• "' Disposability'became a selling point for postwar consumer goods, especially things made out of paper and, later, lightweight plastics.
• These works tend to be ephemeral, characterized by their portability and disposability, and are frequently not authored or owned by any one person.
• These include such design-dependent parameters as reliability, maintainability, supportability, usability, producibility, disposability, sustainability, affordability and others.
• Still, the vocabulary of disposability, full of double-talk and sidestepping, is spoken with no context other than the latest quarterly report.
• The disposability concept is promoted most ardently in the commercials, directed by the filmmaker Spike Jonze, who directed " Being John Malkovich ."
• The knock on " Chicago " has always been its slightness, its wisp of a story and candied ruminations on the disposability of celebrity.
• ""'Disposability " "'is the fifth album by Steve Lacy and was released on the Italian RCA label in 1966.