Compatibility refers to the degree to which an innovation is compatible with the existing organizational practices and procedures, whereas complexity refers to whether or not the innovation is perceived as difficult to use (Rogers 1983).
It has a lower carbon footprint and is 100% compatible with the existing PET recycling system.
You get 64-bit performance while remaining compatible with the existing 32-bit installed base".
Fuels derived from algae have molecular structures that are similar to petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel and jet fuel, and would be compatible with the existing transportation infrastructure, according to Exxon.
If we can figure out a way to reduce the variability of production from wind and solar facilities, that will reduce the need for incentives and make them much more compatible with the existing grid and our usage patterns.
In a polite but pointed statement, Hubert Nienhoff, the chief executive of gmp-Architekten, the German firm that designed the stadium, said that although the "precise planning and implementation that Germans are credited with" might be respected in Brazil, they are "not always compatible with the existing pragmatic day-to-day business" in the country.
Thus, EMR-ARP is backward compatible with the existing ARP.
It indicates that the performance of proposed criteria is compatible with the existing one.
Admission control and bandwidth reservation (ACBR) [17] is compatible with the existing AODV routing protocol.
The procedure used here is simple, eco-friendly, and compatible with the existing silicon-based technology.
The proposed scheme is backward compatible with the existing ARP protocol and incrementally deployable with benefits to the upgraded machines.
