The phrase "a incompatibility" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an incompatibility" because "incompatibility" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "There is an incompatibility between the two software systems that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a conflict" or "a discrepancy".
The metaphor of separation, let alone a wall of separation, suggested a distance, a lack of contact, an incompatibility, even an antagonism, between religion and government that sat all too awkwardly with these believers.
However, all of these tasks involve an incompatibility between a task-relevant stimulus and a task-irrelevant stimulus (thus, stimulus-stimulus [S-S] incompatibility).
These mostly revolve around cases of extreme insecurity or an incompatibility between an organisation's background and mandate and a local community's worldview.
This heterokaryon is only viable if the individuals have the same HET (Heterokaryon incompatibility) genotype; otherwise it undergoes a characteristic cell death reaction called an incompatibility reaction [ 24].
A US treasury spokesman explained that the abstention was due to an "incompatibility with the World Bank's commitment to be a leader in climate change mitigation and adaption".
The interest here is in those problems which do imply such an incompatibility in the behavior of u in a neighborhood of t = 0.
Dilemmas pose an incompatibility between competing demands that necessitates choice as a response (Janssens and Steyaert 1999; Westenholz 1993).
It is a dicotyledonous species, with a certain level of self-incompatibility, fertilisation preferentially allogamous, and with an incompatibility system of the gametophytic type not well determined yet.
Yet there has long been such a chasm between Western intellectuals and their counterparts in formerly subordinate countries, an incompatibility of historical memories.
As Gauguin wrote, there was an incompatibility in their temperaments.
