Sentence examples for conceptually incompatible from inspiring English sources
Now no lawyer would seriously contend that providing services under a legal services plan is conceptually incompatible with the core values of her profession.
Likewise, humans inherit different memory systems for dealing with different, sometimes conceptually incompatible, tasks, including learning language, learning to avoid poisonous foods, and remembering other people's faces.
Hence, determination by natural laws is conceptually incompatible with being free in a negative sense.
Just as in (1962), the result is incommensurability: The idea that successive scientific theories are conceptually incompatible and consequently logically disjoint.
By calling two such theories incommensurable, Feyerabend meant that they were conceptually incompatible: The main concepts of one could neither be defined on the basis of the primitive descriptive terms of the other, nor related to them via a correct empirical statement (1962, 74, 90).
By calling two fundamental theories incommensurable, Feyerabend meant that they were conceptually incompatible: The main concepts of one could neither be defined on the basis of the primitive descriptive terms of the other, nor related to them via a correct empirical statement (Feyerabend 1962, 74, 90).
Either conceptually or physically.
Conceptually, it was brilliant.
Legally, conceptually, and operationally.
