Examples of unfit

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Thus, fitter genomes are given a greater chance of transferring their genes to the next generation, while unfit genomes are gradually removed.
In this step, the morphological fitness function helps us to discard unfit art forms from the process.
You say, for instance, that the man in question is worthless and totally unfit to manage his own affairs.
The whole work of the modern has been to make those two extreme agents unfit for any other role than opposing each another.
The surgical patient population is clearly unfit for work for a longer period, which accounts for around two-thirds of the overall cost.
At the dawn of the twentieth century, states were singularly unfit for the task.
In this case, the profiles with high fitness are retained in the next generation, while the unfit ones are eliminated.
Nonetheless, they also tended to be notoriously unfit for duty, inexcusably selective in their membership parameters, and positively wanton in their search for cash.
The first-step fitness function eliminates unfit forms based on their morphologies, and only the good forms can pass to the aesthetic fitness test.
Her health is such that she is considered unfit to fly or to use any other means of transport.
In addition, the survival analysis included two patients unfit to receive treatment and only 28% of patients completed the full-intended treatment.
Almost one-third of water samples from different sources were found unfit for human consumption by the state health authorities.
The management was largely made up of elderly men who had been unfit for military service.
Sterilization was one of four strategies embraced by eugenists, the others being marriage regulation, birth control and segregation of the unfit.
The portion of the costs caused by the patient being unfit for work was two-thirds of the overall costs.
A personal characteristic can be context relevant - and unfit to ground a claim of discrimination - for reasons that are unfair.
Authoring one's own story is a liberty not allowed to those whom society has declared unfit ; that is, these people have been deemed unfit both to breed and to narrate.
Three per cent of wives would be prepared to contemplate childlessness if they felt that the world had reached a state of chaos unfit for the rearing of children.
A second common message is that in our competitive advertisement-oriented society a person cannot afford to be even slightly unfit and so lose a yard in the rat race.
What is more, the actual reductions on offer (to value, duty, sympathy or virtue) seem unfit to capture the distinctive way in which needs constitute moral demands.
Any patients regarded as medically or psychologically unfit for interview by the hospital staff were excluded and all other patients were given the opportunity to refuse the interview.
The king was soon recognized by those at court to be hopelessly unfit for power, his irreversible mental disorder making him incapable of exercising any political or personal judgement whatsoever.
Civilian greatcoats are given to men discharged as physically unfit for further service.
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