Sentence examples for particular compatible from inspiring English sources

It is, in particular, compatible with the view that reasons are the things that are represented by the contents of the relevant mental states and events (see Scanlon 1998: 56 64; Mele 2003: 82 84; Setiya 2007: 28 31).

In the first a particular compatible sequence is generated, where non-complementary nucleotides to bases adjacent to helical regions are assigned.

Rather, mothers of certain genotypes will match better to sires of particular compatible genotypes, and thus, some male and female combinations will produce better phenotypes than others [ 8, 9].

Note that since each neutral path is in particular a compatible path, the compatible distance is always smaller or equal than the neutral distance.

The program was tested in a simulation study with different settings, in particular with compatible and incompatible input trees.

In this context, it was reasonable to assume that the selectivity displayed by each method could have arisen from some particular membrane compatible characteristics displayed by these differentially-enriched proteins.

In his classic book Chance and Necessity, Jacques Monod (1970) puts forward the thesis "that the biosphere does not contain a predictable class of objects or events, but constitutes a particular occurrence, compatible indeed with the first principles, but not deducible from those principles and therefore essentially unpredictable".

Jacques Monod in his classic book Chance and Necessity, published 40 years ago, presented his thesis "that the biosphere does not contain a predictable class of objects or events, but constitutes a particular occurrence, compatible indeed with the first principles, but not deducible from those principals and therefore, essentially unpredictable".

In particular, CMOS-compatible silicon integrated nanophotonics is seen as a leading platform for constructing large-scale CQFC networks.

Denying that it endorses a particular one is compatible with its allowing either many or none.

In particular, is it compatible with the belief that we are often able to choose and do more than one action?