Sentence examples for potentially compatible from inspiring English sources
Re-harvesting the spectrum through sharing which isn't technology-based is putting two potentially compatible uses together.
Although some sites purport to calculate a student's likelihood of winning acceptance, the site Annie used, and similar ones, are like a computer dating service, matching students with potentially compatible colleges.
There is, for example, a decidedly "muscular, interventionist" tone to Labour's Sadiq Khan's talk of the Home for Londoners unit he wants to set up in City Hall, while his proposal for a new London Living Rent tenure with rent levels linked to local average incomes seems, at first glance, potentially compatible with Vernon's localised discounted PRS homes.
Yet all of these points are potentially compatible with a more pragmatic stance, such as Xunzi's.
That makes them potentially compatible with tissues and has spurred research efforts to use them to diagnose and treat diseases.
Before long, the service had been hacked and shortly thereafter ported to a number of potentially compatible devices.
Although potentially poliomyelitis compatible cases were reported during the study period (2000-2005), no cases were classified as poliomyelitis compatible during the study period, providing data that are consistent with a dichotomous outcome model.
It is a potentially biologically compatible material that is chemically versatile (–NH2 groups and various Mw).
An alternative writing method using the source MOSFET is presented, which is potentially more compatible with the conventional DRAM array design.
Based on this review, several Earth observation measurements are identified that can potentially be compatible with the current state-of-the-art of Cubesat technology although some of them have actually never been addressed by any Cubesat mission.
Bioethanol derived from the bioconversion of lignocellulosic feedstocks continues to attract global interest as a potentially environmentally compatible alternative to current petroleum-based transportation fuels.
