0 not able to exist or work with another person or thing because of basic differences: --
1 not able to exist or work with another person or thing: --
2 so different that both cannot happen, be correct, or be accepted at the same time: --
4 not able to work well with someone or within a company: --
While by no means incompatible in principle, as any politician will state, the demands of advocacy and of comprehension can be contrasting.
This assumption is not incompatible with the view that the constraints at stake are of a morpholexical nature, rather than of a syntactic nature.
But grammatical conservatism is incompatible with the observation that children's grammars differ in qualitative ways from those of adult speakers of the local language.
It provided "a straw man in contrast to which the diverse-even incompatible-character of various streams of recent scholarship is obscured" (273).
Moreover, patients' files were screened for possible diseases incompatible with a diagnosis of schizophrenia.
Evolutionary naturalism is, almost by definition, incompatible with an approach to religion that takes religion seriously in its own terms.
Plainly it could not have achieved this exposition plausibly if it were incompatible with his general notions of political obligation.
However, this more general rule is incompatible with the existence of joins which are needed for sums, as described above.
