Sentence examples for technical incompatibilities from inspiring English sources

The vendor lock-in problem in cloud computing is the situation where customers are dependent (i.e. locked-in) on a single cloud provider technology implementation and cannot easily move in the future to a different vendor without substantial costs, legal constraints, or technical incompatibilities [23].

While TSPO and CD68 IHC as well as 18 F-FDG and 11C-PBR28 autoradiography were performed in this study, a direct spatial comparison between both was not available due to technical incompatibilities (lack of IHC antibodies suitable for frozen samples).

That could help bridge the technical incompatibility issues between Sprint and T-Mobile.

There is no technical incompatibility between such programs, only a legal one -- Iran's signature on the nonproliferation treaty, obliging it to abstain from using its nuclear fuel for arms instead of electricity.

"We can pay such high rates because we don't have the physical infrastructure that brick-and-mortar banks have," Mr. Watters said, adding that Wingspanbank's computer system, built from scratch, avoided the technical incompatibility problems that traditional competitors face after numerous mergers.

Issues with cloud lock-in surpass those of technical incompatibility and data integration.

They can't argue that there's a technical incompatibility, or that they value freedom or neutrality.

They can't argue that there's a technical  incompatibility, or that they value freedom or neutrality.

This heterogeneity of cloud semantics [25] and cloud Application Program Interfaces (APIs) creates technical incompatibility which in turn leads to interoperability and portability challenges [26].

During the actual workshops, technical incompatibility between the lecture hall in the clinical sub-school and the university main campus precluded full use of the Lectopia/Echo™ system's automated audio and slide capture features.

A report published by the HFEA on June 3rd noted that a few worries remain about technical issues, like possible incompatibilities between the donor's mitochondrial DNA and the foreign nuclear DNA with which it must interact.