Sentence examples for regarded as compatible from inspiring English sources
It was a peculiarity of the nineteen-sixties that these ideals came to be regarded as compatible and mutually reinforcing.
All of this is regarded as compatible with the oneness or nonduality of "the ultimate reality," however.
In the opinion of Spanish stakeholders, PV energy installation development implies loss of the previous land use, while wind energy was regarded as compatible with other uses.
Atheism has been regarded as compatible with agnosticism, and has also been contrasted with it.
CXR findings regarded as compatible with bronchiectasis were saccular changes or cylindrical outlines of airways that widened as airways extended into the lung periphery [ 27, 28].
Morphometric analysis measuring Vh/CrD was made in well-oriented biopsy samples as previously described [ 19], and a ratio < 2.0 was regarded as compatible with villous atrophy and crypt hyperplasia and indicative of active celiac disease.
Alexander's construction of an Aristotelian account of fate and divine providence that limits them to nature and its overall benign order clearly argues for a weak conception of fate; but it is the only one that Alexander regards as compatible with the principles of Aristotelian philosophy of nature and ethics.
For the approximation of the velocity and pressure fields, LBB compatible non-uniform rational B-spline spaces are used which can be regarded as smooth generalizations of Taylor Hood pairs of finite element spaces.
They are widely regarded as expensive.
AHT met these criteria: history of assault (and injuries compatible with that history) or injuries regarded as not compatible with the history provided by the end of the process described above.
