Sentence examples for from incompatible from inspiring English sources

A willingness to see the backs of the English was far from incompatible with a grudging tightfistedness.

Alternatively, novel techniques have been developed to enable patients' immune systems to accept kidneys from incompatible donors.

At times he combined music from incompatible sources, made arbitrary decisions about tempo markings and, in at least two instances, recomposed brief passages.

By the second half of the 20th century, having given a most vivid demonstration of Walter Benjamin's saying that civilization and barbarism are far from incompatible, Europe was exhausted and ashamed.

The Freiburg ensemble offered works by Haydn and Mozart for side-by-side comparison; Mr. Denk performed what appeared to be disparate works by Liszt and Beethoven, proving in the process that the pairing was far from incompatible.

Also – it displays images in native 16:9, so customers can view high-definition digital content without image distortion that arises from incompatible aspect ratios.

Fetal hematologic parameters that were obtained by ultrasound-guided intracardiac sampling were compared from unaffected, compatible litters; from affected, incompatible litters (after alloimmunization to red blood cell antigens); and from affected, incompatible litters after alloimmunization to paternal leukocytes.

It is a pleasure to see how an audience responds, for instance, to the notion of complimentarity -- the idea of perceiving something from two incompatible standpoints -- when Michael moves complimentarity away from science and into the area of how we conduct our own lives.

Such instances may result from transfusion of incompatible blood, from severe burns, from abnormal blood conditions in which the red blood cells are broken down, or from blackwater fever (a complication of malaria).

Far from being incompatible with modernization, intermediate technology is a step in that direction.

But Germany's constitutional court on Saturday upheld a ruling that deemed transmissions from abroad incompatible with the right to assembly.