Sentence examples for apparent incompatibility from inspiring English sources
Apparently incompatible solutions to problems are partially theorized in the text, but the apparent incompatibility is not removed.
Einstein, Albert, Chapters VII "The apparent incompatibility...".. - IX "The relativity of simultaneity", Relativity / Albert Einstein ; [translated by Robert W. Lawson].
Many people, such as Martin Amis last weekend, may continue to berate Muslims for their apparent incompatibility with 'Western' values of democracy and rationality.
Given the apparent incompatibility of these two, I should have predicted that it was going to be unpredictable, but somehow I didn't.
Consequently, a full and strong coupling between both is hard to achieve due to this apparent incompatibility.
One of the problems confronting investigations of sustainable development has been the apparent incompatibility of spatial data collected by different academic disciplines, due to the differing scale and nature of data collection.
It is even more surprising if one considers the recent history of increasingly dramatic international and societal conflicts based on apparent incompatibilities between the religious beliefs of social groups and nations and the behavioral implications thereof.
Previous characterizations suggested that TRF2 and Rad51 cooperate to promote telomeric D-loop and possibly t-loop formation in vivo, despite apparent incompatibilities in the in vitro activities of these proteins.
A second problem in modern physics was the apparent theoretical incompatibility of quantum mechanics with general relativity across very small distances.
In general, then, realists either dismiss cases of apparent logical incompatibility between two descriptively equivalent rival theories as merely apparent or question the descriptive equivalence of the two theories.
In present-day terminology, medieval philosophers did not engage the "evidential" problem of evil: rather, they engaged the "aporetic" problem of evil, in order to try to resolve the apparent logical incompatibility between God's attributes and the existence of evil.
