Sentence examples for are either unsuitable from inspiring English sources

Established methods of evaluating the sound power radiated from baffled, rectangular panels are either unsuitable for use on plates with complex boundary conditions, or prone to errors associated with discrete Fourier transforms.

The group often receive complaints about work placements which are either unsuitable, or actively unsafe.

Livestock may graze in areas that are unsuitable for B. anthracis and likewise, B. anthracis may exist in areas that are either unsuitable or not used for livestock grazing.

The new guidelines follow recent scrutiny by the regulator into pre-watershed programmes that it judged to be either unsuitable or close to unsuitable for children.

But having an impressive sound is different from making satisfying art, and Ms. Wilson's work is burdened by arch mannerisms and a weakness for material that is either unsuitable for, or unworthy of, her considerable talent.

Let's start with Paul Clist and Stefan Dercon: 12 Principles for PbR in International Development (pdf), who set out a series of situations in which PbR is either unsuitable or likely to backfire.

But rivals could always rely on the Bavarians wasting a lot of their money on a fair number of South American duds (Bernardo!), one-hit league wonders with no genuine class (Hashemian!) and their not too infrequent hiring of managers who were either unsuitable, highly combustible or out of their depth.

Two additional structures were not included because they were either unsuitable for structural analysis or were highly redundant with another structure.

Fifty-five were surgical excisions; 33 were either unsuitable for Mammotome excision or the patient chose surgery; 11 were B2/B3 lesions and pathology recommended surgical excision; and the remaining 11 were before the introduction of Mammotome excision.

As such, cluster patterns at these loci were either unsuitable for genotypic analysis due to mis-assignation of sub-clusters, or it was not possible to reliably determine the heterozygosity status of the parental genotypes, and thus the loci were not considered for further analyses.

The set designer Lynn Jeffries' multipurpose backdrop, an artistically striking overview of the Interstate 95 overpass, is a fine Connecticut detail, though it must be added that David Zinn's costumes for the working class are either appallingly unsuitable or patronizingly appalling.