nonoptimal

But, fortunately, there are many other nonoptimal people available to take your place."

His dreams came alive then, no longer bound by nonoptimal flesh.

I fear that my outrage will cause me to take some action that is nonoptimal.

As in: 'highly nonoptimal,' the worst possible way to do something."

However, there are three major factors that make extra life extension decidedly nonoptimal for the colony.

"Our nearly perfect hosts have made a nonoptimal slipup."

Every clock it makes decisions, throwing off wittingly nonoptimal paths.

'Then they would have wasted a lot of resources for no measurable return, a decidedly nonoptimal situation.

He was eighty years old now, but flesh itself, he had come to realize, was nonoptimal.

A nonoptimal cladogram will be selected if the program settles on a local minimum rather than the desired global minimum.

He is nonoptimal."

The results suggest "that stereotypes are more likely to be relied on in judgmental tasks that occur at nonoptimal times," Dr. Bodenhausen wrote.

Doctors were unnecessary because those who were nonoptimal would be cleansed ,/horn the Earth by the raging fire of change, of purification, of rebirth.

Because war, or any conflict that can result in deliberate deaths, is such a nonoptimal way of resolving disputes, our colony has very strict regulations governing concerted hostile actions.

Unstable nuclides with a nonoptimal number of neutrons or protons decay by beta decay (including positron decay), electron capture or other exotic means, such as spontaneous fission and cluster decay.