0 the state of not being able to exist or work with another person or thing because of basic differences: --
1 the fact that two things are so different that they cannot both happen, be correct, or be accepted at the same time: --
2 the fact that two pieces of equipment, software, etc. cannot work together: --
3 the fact that two people are not able to work well together, or that a person cannot work well within a company: --
Although it is satisfying to see there is no threatening incompatibility here either, we would not like to shortcut the issue this way.
The register's focus is on portraying certain signifiers as bearing a relation of simultaneous foundational identity and destructive incompatibility with their signifieds.
As such, the incompatibility argument turns out to pose a devastating challenge to moderately conservative theism.
It is not scepticism as to female rule but rather the incompatibility of the respective claims of womanhood and those of rulership.
However, such examples have provoked numerous responses by those who wish to defend the incompatibility of moral responsibility and causal determinism.
These include the programming costs for having protocols directly handle byte ordering and word size incompatibilities between hosts.
Such ability is most likely mediated by parasite-host incompatibility, the general expression of antibacterial or detoxifying factors, and/or an inducible immune response.
As such, this newer definition based on incompatibility is also more logical, because the absence of links between two decision areas implies independence.
