compatible
Finalists were chosen based on their compatibility with the bachelors.
His or her role will be to address the compatibility of national counter-terrorism measures with international human rights obligations.
Lack of fertility can come from compatibility problems as well as genetics.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Being suitable or unsuitable
age-barred
appropriately
be made for someone/somethingidiom
become
befit
extravagantly
face
fill/fit the billidiom
find your own levelidiom
fit in
level
make
order
part
someone's face doesn't fitidiom
suit
suit someone (right) down to the groundidiom
unsympathetically
unworthy
whitelist

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Computer concepts

compatibility | Business English

compatibility
noun[ U ]
uk /kəmˌpætəˈbɪləti/us
IT
the ability of machines, especially computers, or computer programs to work successfully with other machines or programs:
Compatibility problems can arise when upgrading the operating system.

Examples of compatibility

compatibility
First we set out the benefits of such a system and evaluate its compatibility with psychological constraints.
The following two case studies illustrate how changes in compatibility can occur over a small geographical range.
More discussion of methodologies and data compatibility, and a more complete reference list, would have been useful.
The compatibility of a computation with a trace depends on whether the computation exhibits the trace or not.
The resulting compatibility phenotype of all offspring was determined.
In terms of these, three notions of compatibility can be defined.
And, (2) compatibility, that is, there is compatibility among the kinds of reasoning performed in different contexts.
In allopatry, this cannot happen and any parasites persisting in the novel host presumably increase their compatibility with it through time.
Because constructions are an assembly of different materials and components, the actual effects of these changes determine the compatibility of the parts one with another.
The level of standard phonic responses was uniformly very high for letters that provide compatibility between application of the acrophonic principle and the phonic response.
Note that the compatibility only requires closure under renamings, without mentioning the free name function.
This explains the target length effects and the absence of a syllable compatibility effect with these words.
On the other hand, they may easily adopt appropriate technology because of its compatibility with their values.
To promote garden production in the country, further research is needed, for example, on the ecological and economic compatibility of different garden plants and species.
Here the commutation relations (1.1) translate into the compatibility condition that is satisfied by with respect to the labeling.
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