Sentence examples for means compatible with from inspiring English sources

The work was for him undemanding and by no means compatible with his abilities.

Honda, Hyundai and General Motors are pledged to both Google and Apple, which means that models compatible with Android and the iPhone are likely from all three manufacturers, but not necessarily in the same car.

Importantly, they are also meant to be compatible with similar efforts in other cities, so a Seattle resident can use his palmtop to navigate around a traffic jam in San Francisco.

The early versions of the Situation Calculus were meant to be compatible with concurrent cases, i.e., with cases in which there are multiple planning agents, possibly acting simultaneously.

Second, Hirsch's brand of quantifier variance is meant to be compatible with realism, that there is a single reality in virtue of which our theories, with their various quantifiers, are made true or false.

The shift feature means they're immediately compatible with your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.

It uses Apple's new Lightning Connector, which means it is only compatible with the iPhone 5, 5S and 5C, but allows far greater connectivity, including the ability to power the navigation system of the car, place calls and read messages aloud as well as command the car and the iPhone via Apple's voice assistant Siri.

The flat orientation as means the dock is compatible with a wider ranger of phone sizes.

Plug and play operation also means it's completely compatible with a Mac OS or Windows, with no drivers required.

Cab means that b is compatible with a. a*, then, is the maximal world (the world containing the most information) that is compatible with a.

The additional GPIO means the A+ is compatible with the new Hardware Attached on Top standard for Raspberry Pi add-on boards.