Sentence examples for which incompatible from inspiring English sources

In trolling through 5,000 years of art history, Sargent created a pastiche in which incompatible artistic languages collide, much in the manner of a David Salle painting.

The races represented within a given alphabetical group were separated from one another by assigning a numerical value derived by summing the codes corresponding to the remaining differentials on which incompatible reactions produced, following by adding 1 to the numerical value (Additional file 2: Table S2).

Therefore, a split network was constructed using the Neighbor-net algorithm [ 64] to evaluate the extent by which incompatible phylogenetic signals (e.g. HGT) might affect our estimation of phylogenetic topology.

It is often difficult to determine the temporal order in which incompatible alleles arose, and then which alleles were responsible for causing speciation as opposed to reinforcing it (Orr 1995; Maheshwari and Barbash 2011), although efforts using a phylogenetic approach have seen success, e.g., Sherman et al. (2014).

Meanwhile, Nextel, uses its own system, Iden, which is incompatible with either GSM or CDMA.

"You can easily find ultra-nationalism in their politics which is incompatible with liberal democracy.

But these rates are essentially an emergency stimulus, which is incompatible with the current healthy state of the economy.

I questioned her use of the word "ugly," which seemed incompatible with the woman in front of me.

They need to work together to sort out e-lending, and their first priority should be to find an alternative to OverDrive, which is incompatible with Kindle.

Including, for example, using more information from third parties such as credit referencing agencies to identify circumstances which are incompatible with the benefit claim.

But they want something else, too: a futile, spiritual, suicidal transcendence, which is incompatible with love, and possibly with life itself.