Kenyans are proud that our country was the first in the world to ban trophy hunting and commit itself to non-consumptive uses of wildlife that are compatible not only with the maintenance of species and ecosystems, but also our own moral values.
How do we in today's Europe nurture a sense of national belonging - and a sense of a collective "we" strong enough to sustain generous welfare states - that is compatible not only with mass immigration but also with the postmodern individualism that has been an even more striking feature of recent decades?
So pointing out that Evolution is compatible not only with Theism, but also design arguments, is also helpful.
Furthermore, oxide thin films processed by ALD are compatible not only with planar device architecture, but also with emerging 3D device architectures because ALD is capable of depositing conformal and uniform thin films on a wide range of substrates and geometries [13].
I wholeheartedly believe and know that Islamic values are compatible not only with German values, [but] with European values generally.
In principle, the approach described here lends itself to similar strategies without the need of genome modifications: this approach is compatible not only with the majority of Gram-positive bacteria that already use sortase enzymes but also with parasites and possibly with viruses.
We question whether all the accumulated facts reconstruct a life whose details are all consistent and compatible — not only date-wise but also culturally, religiously, politically, educationally and personality-wise.
This way, it is possible to guarantee that certain packet types are protocol-compatible, not only considering the message format, but also considering their point within the communication process, although at the cost of requiring more memory.
The Army Corps of Engineers, which encased the river in concrete in the 20th century to control flooding, agrees that flood protection and river revitalization are compatible and not only accepts but is ready to lead efforts to bring the channel back to life.
In pragmatic terms, the assertion of one subcontrary (Some men are bald) is not only compatible with, but actually conversationally implicates, the other (Some men are not bald), given Grice's Maxim of Quantity ("Make your contribution as informative as is required"; see the entries on Paul Grice, pragmatics, and implicature).
