Sentence examples for physically compatible from inspiring English sources
The term 'physically compatible' is correct and usable in written English. It can be used to describe two or more entities that can coexist in the physical world without interfering with one another. For example, "The dimensions of the two components were found to be physically compatible, so they could be assembled without problems."
The downside of the Type-C connector, which will work with the new USB 3.1 specification, is that it is not physically compatible with current ports.
If Lou and Mark were more physically compatible, I'd suggest a reprise of American Gladiators, but we need more than fifteen seconds of programming.
The synthesized MPEG-coated CIP (MPEG-CIP) is chemically and physically compatible with KDP, which can be removed after cleaning.
Textile reinforced mortar (TRM) composites have received much attention as they are a superior sustainable material and physically compatible with masonry and historical structures.
The objective was to understand if the measured values of temperature, pressure and mass flow rate at the inlet and outlet of the recuperator were physically compatible and reliable.
And this is as good a dating situation as any on which to roll the dice: He appears to be a sweet and sensitive guy; you're physically compatible with him; and his sanity has been semi-validated by the fact that you share mutual friends.
We are compatible physically, intellectually, emotionally, gastronomically and at table tennis, except you play better.
Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) analysis indicated that the SMEDDSs were semisolids at temperatures up to 50 °C and physically stable and compatible with HPMC capsules for 3 months storage at 25 °C and 4 °C.
Is it realistic to think that two people could be emotionally, mentally, physically and sexually compatible for that long?
As we do not know exactly what laws of nature there are, it goes without saying that the question whether a particular supertask is physically possible (that is, compatible with those laws) cannot be given a definitive answer in general.
This week it announced its Mini CD-RW 2, a 16x CD writer that connects to the PC via the USB 2.0 connection up to 40 times faster than the current USB 1.1 connection found on most PCs but both physically similar and fully compatible with the older standard.
