0 to find a way in which two situations or beliefs that are opposed to each other can agree and exist together: --
1 to adjust the way you think about a fact or situation that is opposed to another fact or situation so that you can accept both: --
2 to compare different financial accounts, amounts, etc. in order to check that they add up to the same total or to explain any differences between them: --
I just couldn't get the numbers to reconcile.
reconcile sth with sth We need to reconcile all transactions with the bank statements and cancelled cheques.
They've got all the paperwork and they're now trying to reconcile the various figures.
That was the price that had to be paid to reconcile the approach with the central institutional fact.
This proposal could reconcile the apparently discrepant findings that, in animals, the hippocampus participates in spatial memory, whereas in humans, it participates in declarative memory.
Also, the above mentioned recent results on generalized notions of metric spaces, which reconcile the order-theoretic with the metric-theoretic approach, are discussed.
They might be reconciled by specifying which types of media have what types of effects on which types of people.
This paper suggests a way of conceptually reconciling patient autonomy and fairness.
So the majority of works we presented in this article try to reconcile both requirements - automation and high-quality mappings - by adopting semi-automatic approaches.
Facial expressions, for example, can communicate fear or surprise; a movement of the hand can communicate affection or a desire to reconcile after conflict.
In that sense, there is no difficulty in reconciling non-naturalistic forms of evolutionary theory with religion.