Sentence examples for seeking compatibility from inspiring English sources
The final strategy of those seeking compatibility between religion and science is to retreat into something that is reminiscent of solipsism, the family of beliefs that allows me to entertain the unfalsifiable yet dubious notion that I might be the only person in the universe (with everyone else just a figment).
The landscape architect must employ his or her skills in seeking compatibility between nature and this technology, while the engineer must create designs that are reliable.
Females seeking compatibility should therefore attempt to mate with males that are genetically dissimilar to themselves.
The emphasis stakeholders continually placed on connecting CHWs to each other (e.g., through peer support mechanisms, mHealth) and the health system (e.g., supervision approaches, use of data, mHealth) indicate that they understand the value of seeking compatibility between program goals and CHW needs through building a shared and positive identity.
In the event of conflict or dispute, it is always preferable to attempt to seek compatibility between projects rather than waste time, effort and money on contesting the prevalence decision, as costly and lengthy lawsuits will only delay the development of both projects, with the resulting loss of business opportunities.
And, naturally, the producers will not be seeking instant compatibility - the whole idea is to provoke conflict.
As it tries to claw back control of online music sales, the industry is understood to have already been seeking more compatibility between formats and hardware.
The check is done through a tri-directional "Demand Factor" test that seeks the compatibility of Reynolds number and angle of attack values of the aerofoil data under consideration.
To seek the compatibility between LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 and electrolyte based upon lithium bis(oxalate borate (LiBOB) and sulfolane (SL), the electrochemical performances of 0.7 mol L−1 LiBOB SL/DMC (1 1) electrolyte are investigated.
Readers who enjoy playing with ideas and seeking points of compatibility between art and science will take their cue from Mary Maxwell, who shows up just in time to assure Susan that "reality is a much more flexible concept than most people think".
