Sentence examples similar to reconcilable with which from inspiring English sources

The sizes are still not reconcilable, though, which can be due to particle size distributions not seen via TEM and not knowing the precise particle density considering how organics coat the particle surfaces.

And with which cheese?

But with which party?

"I felt their gazes longing to tame me," the narrator recalls, but more brilliant was the brightness of the life outside them, new color, new bodies, new intelligence, a language to possess finally as if it were my true language, and nothing, nothing that seemed to me reconcilable with that domestic space from which they stared at me in expectation.

The following are some of the variants of the CIF contract which are reconcilable with the legal nature of a true CIF contract.

But Merrion involved a tax that only applied to activity occurring on the reservation, and its holding is therefore easily reconcilable with the Montana-Strate line of authority, which we deem to be controlling.

At face value, this is not easily reconcilable with the estimated genome size of 6 Mb for E. bieneusi, which suggested that only 60% of the genome had been covered in the previous survey (Akiyoshi et al. 2009).

Like Ibn Rushd, Delmedigo believed that it was necessary to let simple religious believers retain their childish misunderstandings of true religion, which only the true philosophic scholars could understand to be in essence reconcilable with Aristotelian science.

Moreover, in the transitional period between those two extremes, the culture attempts to integrate both sides during the idealistic (rational) phase, which only accepts the truth "when it appears to be reasonable and reconcilable with the logical laws of the human mind…" [5] p. 227].

It is evident that no other form would be reconcilable with the genius of the people of America; with the fundamental principles of the revolution; or with that honorable determination which animates every votary of freedom, to rest all our political experiments on the capacity of mankind for self-government. 3). 3

Courts are slow to interfere with their conclusions when reconcilable with statutory directions.