incompatibly

Many people would be excluded due to incompatibly thin or thick bodies, even if they are within the correct height range.

The term perfect is also used, incompatibly, to refer to a space with no isolated points; see perfect space.

The term perfect space is also used, incompatibly, to refer to other properties of a topological space, such as being a G space.

The air smelled of stripper and turpentine, which mingled not incompatibly with the smell of eucalyptus bark.

These are similar to the SMA connector, but with the geometries incompatibly scaled.

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By 1987, however, it became clear that the park had evolved incompatibly with the ambitious 1968 plan, and the Master Plan was amended to focus instead on the four sections that had materialized to date.

Since earlier falls of rock in 1981, an Egyptian team has been working at its restoration, reshaping parts of it with blocks of modern stone that contrast sharply - some say incompatibly so - with the weather-battered bulk of the monument.

In the town of Scornicesti, Mr. Ceausescu's birthplace 100 miles west of Bucharest, what the Rumanian leader is trying to escape from and what he is trying to force the country to become stand incompatibly side by side.

Thus, on the one hand, "La Mer" by Debussy included several nice washes of orchestral color, but on the other, the Philharmonic sounded incompatibly coupled with Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg when presenting Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto.

Although not invented as a memory saving measure, the Apple II display design allowed a 6 color image to be displayed in only 8K of video memory despite the fact that colors would "bleed" (artifact) into each other if the pixels were incompatibly arranged.