Sentence examples for conceptual incompatibility from inspiring English sources
The idea is intended to capture conceptual incompatibility due to changes of meaning that occur in theoretical transitions that affect our ontological beliefs.
As Kuhn refined his notion of incommensurability as a special type of conceptual incompatibility, some commentators began to distinguish it from 'methodological incommensurability'.
To help explain the nature of this conceptual incompatibility, Kuhn adopted the notion of a 'lexical taxonomy' or 'lexicon' from linguistics (2000 [1989]).
He focused increasingly on conceptual incompatibility as manifest in the structural differences used to classify the kinds whose relations are stated in laws and theories, such as chemical elements and biological species (Kuhn 2000, see especially chs. 3, 4, 5, 10 & 11).
To enable learning in the event of incompatibility, conceptual change must occur (e.g., Posner et al. 1982; M. Schneider et al. 2012).
The incompatibility of psi with our current conceptual model of physical reality may say less about psi than about the conceptual model of physical reality that most non-physicists, including psychologists, still take for granted but which physicists no longer do.
We then discuss the technical and conceptual complexities associated with crossing experiments and behavioural observations designed to reveal reproductive incompatibility.
It argues that it is time to tidy the conceptual framework and use a design paradigm that more explicitly acknowledges the incompatibilities and simplifications, permitting a clearer understanding of what it being done in the design process.
This is one of the first studies, in children or adults, to explore: (a) how memory requirements interact with spatial compatibility and (b) spatial incompatibility effects both with stimulus-specific rules (Simon task) and with higher-level, conceptual rules.
So, do you see some incompatibility here?
