Sentence examples for incompatible relations from inspiring English sources

Nor is it grounded in the simple's standing in incompatible relations (being white at and being grey at) to different spacetime regions.

(Alternatively, perhaps the banana possesses two compatible properties, being-unripe-on-Monday, and being-overripe-on-Friday). There's no mystery in an object which bears apparently incompatible relations to different things: you are bigger than the Mona Lisa, and smaller than the Louvre, but metaphysicians don't puzzle over how you can be both bigger-than and smaller-than.

Ehring (2002) develops a variant of the problem of change that involves incompatible spatial relations rather than incompatible intrinsic properties.

"The illegal interception of communications data belonging to citizens, companies and members of the Brazilian government are a grave matter, an assault on national sovereignty and individual rights, and are incompatible with relations between friendly nations," the statement said.

G. E. Moore (1953: 356) discusses a view according to which colors are multilocated and bear incompatible 'shape-relations' to different regions.

Peace and never letting go are totally incompatible in interpersonal relations.

Poorest tracking performance occurred when stimulus-response relations were incompatible.

An unintended and unfortunate consequence of the debate about neorealism is that neorealism and a large part of its critique (with the notable exception of the English School), expressed in abstract scientific and philosophical terms, have made the theory of international politics almost inaccessible to a layperson and have divided the discipline of international relations into incompatible parts.

Genotypes that were incompatible with the family relations (inheritance errors), as well as unlikely genotypes, were eliminated with the help of Merlin software.

In this study, multiple stakeholder groups described problems of ambiguous or incompatible policy directives in relation to telecare service provision.

So there is no reason to think that standing in the relation of being round at to t1 is incompatible with standing in the relation of being square at to t2.