Traditional video games are all about immersion – they're about long sessions of dedicated playing, which makes them unsuitable for time-poor players.
Furthermore, due to the intensive membership calculations involved, fuzzy c-means is significantly slower than hard c-means, which makes it unsuitable for time-critical applications.
The large computation time consumed by a GA implemented in software makes it unsuitable for real time applications.
The time was 1976, and after the networks turned down this combination of soap opera and spoof of soap operas, produced by Norman Lear, as unsuitable for prime time, it went on the air as a syndicated series.
Pesticide is applied at a given spatial scale, leaving habitat unsuitable for some time before dissipating and allowing the habitat to revert to a suitable state.
Direct or transient labelling methods, such as iron-labelled cells for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) or 111In-oxine-labelled cells for single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) are unsuitable for the time frame of immunotherapy studies.
The surest sign you're on the middle path is that people on both sides of you are telling you why you're wrong (often in terms unsuitable for prime time).
However, Java in its traditional form is unsuitable for real-time systems for many reasons notably due to the inclusion of a (usually time unpredictable) garbage collector.
The prototype star producer, Phil Spector, became a neurotic recluse unsuitable for later times when celebrity required constant media exposure.
That definition was, of course, unsuitable for modern times, as one of Weber's many interpreters, Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., wrote in "The Politics of Hope".
