Sentence examples for has been compatible from inspiring English sources

And unlike some nouveau riche N.F.L. owners, Richardson has been compatible with the "32 teams but one league" philosophy of the older owners.

An alternative view is that pastoralism in Africa (and much of Central Asia) has been compatible with biodiversity for hundreds and even thousands of years and does not necessarily cause degradation (e.g., Homewood and Rodgers 1984).

The Yocto Project has been compatible with OpenEmbedded, "the build framework for embedded Linux," and today comes the announcement that Yocto is aligning more closely with OpenEmbedded, including shared governance.

Up to the present, this ecosystem has been compatible with mankind's occupation of a niche within it at high but ultimately limited population levels.

The precise estimation of fetal ages in the material under examination has been compatible with the Fetal Growth Longitudinal Study, part of the International Fetal and Newborn Growth Consortium for the 21st Century (INTERGROWTH-21st) Project [ 17].

"Those payments may have been compatible with the regulations left from previous administrations but nevertheless are unacceptable based on the ethical and fair values of this government".

If Mr. Bump had been using a newer version of the batteries for his model, they would not have been compatible with Mr. Volpe's.

It's hard to see how the coalition agreement, with its promise to "incorporate and build on all our obligations under the European convention on human rights" would have been compatible with the likely outcome of Fisher's report.

Since the aim was to provide a global simplified representation of the mock-up, requiring an in-depth modelling the complexity of the panels, joinery system would not have been compatible with a less refined global modelling scale.

Both services have been compatible for some time, but the first deep integration between the two will arrive during the first quarter of next year and will "allow the user experience to flow seamlessly" between both products, Bard said.

Statistically it appears to have been compatible with neither a pure logography nor a pure syllabary.