Sentence examples for incompatible over from inspiring English sources
However, the parameters used in Mathews and Bekeny (1979) were found incompatible over the Brazilian sector, providing misleading results compared to the observational data when used as input to MIRE.
Don't generally consider camera equipment an investment, though lenses and, in particular, non-automated lenses (being a mature technology with less to become incompatible over time) do tend to retain much of their value.
The Times, in noting the significance of the key appointments - Johnson, Davis, chancellor Philip Hammond, Liam Fox as international trade secretary and Leadsom in charge of agriculture - wondered about their "incompatible beliefs over what Brexit means".
Thus, nurses' reports and actual patient purchase were often incompatible, sometimes over long periods.
The recombination analysis revealed an anomalous region of the genome that lacked incompatible sites over a span of 20,134 bp.
Let Q be a set of incompatible quartets over n labels such that every proper subset of Q is compatible, and let r= n−2.
Lemma 4 together with Theorem 4 gives the following upper bound on the maximum cardinality of a set Q of quartets over n>5 taxa that satisfies the first two conditions of Theorem 2. Theorem 5. Let Q be a set of incompatible quartets over a set of n taxa such that every proper subset of Q is compatible.
So manufacturers are keen for stereo buffs to junk their old equipment and buy digital audio disc players, which use laser scanners to pick up signals from a compact, revolving disc producing a far more accurate sound than conventional audio equipment.Bruised by battles over incompatible video standards, many makers have already agreed to use a technique developed by Sony and Philips.
And just as the first generation of DVD technology has been fraught with corporate rivalries and confusion over incompatible formats, it's not clear that the new Toshiba-NEC technology will enjoy a smooth ride.
A spokesman for the Center for Democracy and Technology writes to me in an email that the worry is "not that a particular provision makes it into the treaty that will cause something cataclysmic to happen — that's not likely — but rather that we see the emergence of incompatible regional consensus over how to regulate the Internet".
This over-head is incompatible with the size of the datasets being generated by next generation sequencing technologies.
