Sentence examples for unfit document from inspiring English sources

The premise of such studies is not based on an understanding of what users might perceive as an unfit document [11], but rather on the assessment of the current 'conservation state' of the document and, in some cases, of the risk of damage by handling, as perceived by conservation experts.

For example, a highly discoloured page with a large tear and a small missing piece could be evaluated as more unfit than another document with a large missing piece only.

This is an interesting finding, as according to the threshold fitness for use, discussed in our previous paper [11] it is a large missing piece which makes a document unfit (unless a user has attached a strong historic value to the document, in which case such deterioration is generally viewed with more tolerance).

Stevens said last week that, given the broad agreement the service needs to radically rethink how it works, or become unfit for purpose, the document "will make the case for some of the changes we're going to need".

Figure 9 (right) shows the number of handlings until a document becomes unfit for use, depending on the DP of paper.

In Fig. 9 (left), we show data on the rate of documents becoming unfit, i.e. developing at least one large missing piece per 100 sheets, as they are handled (leafing through the entire document once as if reading/searching for information).

The red lines enable a graphical assessment of the critical MP at which users would start assessing the document to be unfit.

Regardless of the size of the missing piece (the largest missing piece was ~1/6 of a page), assessors never consider a historic document to be unfit, regardless of the context of use, i.e. display or reading.

Those arrested on Wednesday are suspected of falsifying identification documents for horses deemed unfit for human consumption, including horses used in laboratory procedures and horses taken from equestrian clubs.

A judge ordered Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg to release a report critical of the city's problem-prone emergency dispatch system after his lawyers unsuccessfully argued that the document was a draft and unfit for publication.

Table 1 Period of time until documents with a given DP become unfit for use assuming average frequency of use at The National Archives (Kew), i.e. 0.425 times per document per year, and with the threshold of one large missing piece per 100 sheets DP Years to unfit 300 55 400 160 500 450 600 1300 700 3700 800 10,000.