Sentence examples for compatible means from inspiring English sources

Here compatible means that the method retains discrete analogs of several key properties of the divergence, gradient and curl operators: the divergence and gradient are anti-adjoints (the negative transpose) of each other, the curl is self-adjoint and annihilates the gradient operator, and the divergence annihilates the curl.

If compatible meant contextual, this standard was an open invitation to all kinds of mischief.

Like several of these projectors, this one is "3-D compatible," which means very little; you'd have to buy both 3-D glasses and a "quad-buffered graphics card" for your PC.

The cores are ARMv8 compatible which means they are backwards-compatible with 32-bit applications.

Both are A2DP compatible which means you can stream audio from your devices via Bluetooth.

The elements of this hierarchy are consistent and compatible, which means that results obtained with one model can be transferred to the other models.

All Dashboard widgets are Google Widget compatible, which means that, subject to security settings, they can also be added to sites like iGoogle.

Moreover, two different methods of Wijsman statistical convergence are always compatible, which means that if (mathit{WS}^{f}-lim E_{k} = E) and (mathit{WS}^{g}-lim E_{k} = F) then (E = F).

(ii) Moreover, two different methods of Wijsman statistical convergence are always compatible, which means that if (mathit{WS}^{f}-lim E_{k} = E) and (mathit{WS}^{g}-lim E_{k} = F) then (E = F).  .

No word yet on pricing, but according to The Giz, it'll only be Vista and XP compatible, which means OS X users yet again get the wireless shaft.

Compatible here means that addition and scalar multiplication have to be continuous maps.