Sentence examples for strictly incompatible from inspiring English sources

They are, in fact, distinct and strictly incompatible notions.

This argues against a magnetic-field explanation of the distance association in these bands, but the predictions are not strictly incompatible with the distance-study estimates, given the wide confidence intervals of these estimates.

The justifying or rationalizing role of evidence is also central to other prominent epistemological views, including views which are strictly speaking incompatible with Evidentialism as formulated above.

The approximations, of course, are strictly speaking incompatible with the actual laws and so, despite the fact that no concepts appear in the Galilean theory that do not also appear in the Newtonian theory, there is no deductive derivation of the laws of the one from the laws of the other.

Because of these different assumptions they are strictly speaking incompatible, mutually exclusive models [ 25].

Controls are incompatible with strictly economic liberalism (which looks like a strong point, but Ms Hayter is strangely reluctant to insist that free movement of labour and free trade are inseparable).

The present findings are thus incompatible with strictly bottom-up models of priming.

To behave otherwise is incompatible with strictly scientific, objective professional behaviour [ 20].

These dynamic reorganizations are incompatible with a strictly retinal/eye-centered coding scheme, but suggest that large clusters of neurons, which code in head-/body-centered reference frames, are distributed throughout the PPC.

Strictly speaking, this result is not incompatible with Clausius' formulation of the second law, which states that the entropy of the final equilibrium state must be higher than the entropy of the initial equilibrium state.

Strictly, reductionism and anti-reductionism are not incompatible.