There is additional research documenting the incompatibility of Trump and Sanders supporters.
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In that sense, there is a certain incompatibility between the two offers.
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This incompatibility generally discouraged use of the cup holder, despite the policy.
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The Engineering Standards Committee's solution to technical incompatibility was to get organized.
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Mr. Merrill seems to favor a high-spirited incompatibility that is unusual here.
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They can also cause unexpected bugs and incompatibility issues with other devices and apps.
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Judges concluded that the latter programs were incompatibility with European fundamental data protection rights.
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Shane, in case you're unfamiliar, ruminates on the incompatibility of open violence with civilization.
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Because my husband and I had a rare blood incompatibility, he needed multiple transfusions.
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The incompatibility of liability for speech and freedom of speech is easy to understand.
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They can't argue that there's a technical incompatibility, or that they value freedom or neutrality.
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It's not just Ryan and Bridget who are bad at predicting incompatibility across political ideologies.
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In most filings, incompatibility was given as the major reason; 15 percent cited domestic violence.
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We eventually broke up for the same reasons most couples do: growing incompatibility, money, stress, time.
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We laughed about it, our incompatibility, but I also sensed how sad we thought it was.
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I attributed my dating failures to generic incompatibility and the inestimable shortcomings of the male sex.
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The ties between Communists and nationalists were always tenuous, precisely because the Communists recognized their incompatibility.
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It's a worrying glimpse of cultural incompatibility that the 65-year-old author confronts us with.
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Depending on the species, it's linked to pair incompatibility or as a means to challenge the male.
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Nevertheless, sleep incompatibility doesn't have to mean a doomed relationship, but how you deal with it can.
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A second U.N. official said the request for a meeting was rejected because of a "scheduling incompatibility".
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Medal also faces entrenched institutions that see incompatibility and control of your data as a competitive advantage.
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Showalter's wry sense of humor (and Howe's own comic verse) thankfully brightens the darkness of intractable incompatibility.
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The incompatibility roiled string theorists, who thought they understood black hole information and now must revisit their notebooks.
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There's a lot of invisible incompatibility among USB-C devices, which can be downright lethal for your laptop.
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Buttigieg seems to recognize this incompatibility between the antagonisms of capitalism and a more cooperative spirit of Christianity.
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The downsides to this cookware are its cost, incompatibility with induction stove tops, and need to hand wash.
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"According to Chinese law," the article said, "incompatibility without advance warning to customers could be regarded" as being anticompetitive.
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I never thought they would date for more than a few months — just long enough to realize their incompatibility.
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As a result of this incompatibility, it's necessary to ask: Can the climate pact and oil producers co-exist?
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If anything, the cause of the crash can be chalked up to the incompatibility between humans and autonomous vehicles.
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The support was initially removed when Sonos staff discovered an incompatibility between Audible and Sonos integration after an update.
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" But the court dismissed that case in 2007, citing a "clear incompatibility between the securities laws and antitrust laws.
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But incompatibility issues with many games are just frequent enough for it to not quite be worth the trouble.
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Since the NES Classic is powered via USB, you should not have a problem with Euro power plug incompatibility.
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However, other people place a lot of importance on sex, and sexual incompatibility can put strain on the relationship.
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Bates's then-husband filed for divorce two days after her arrest citing "incompatibility," court records obtained by AL.com state.
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The issue at this point seems to be less about good will and effort, and more about a fundamental incompatibility.
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Car2go shuttered operations in Toronto, for instance, due to incompatibility with city operations regarding parking in the case of Toronto.
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Aaron stresses that what breaks a relationship is not incompatibility, but an unwillingness to accept and work through such differences.
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And with strong language and conflicting takes coming from both tech giants, there's no resolution to the incompatibility in sight.
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Yet countries and MDBs have been promoting new exploration and extraction of fossil fuels despite this incompatibility with climate limits.
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This incompatibility in the volume measurements means that the resulting inequality is between the wrong quantities, Scholze and Stix assert.
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Why do you think some metalheads are still drawn to fascist thought and imagery, despite its incompatibility with the genre?
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These covered costs generally include prenatal vitamins, as well as screenings for STDs, anemia, gestational diabetes, Rh incompatibility and preeclampsia.
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Was this simply where most long-term relationships ended up, or was our disconnect the result of an entrenched incompatibility?
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ANSI was first known as the American Engineering Standards Committee, which was created to address rampant incompatibility throughout American industry.
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Part of the reason has the incompatibility of LTE modems with Intel chips, which would've drained battery life a lot quicker.
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They are either unaware of the brothers' political incompatibility or firmly believe that familial bonds can withstand the test of lunacy.
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The resolution, "The Incompatibility between Democracy and Racism," is generally not controversial and is adopted every several years without a vote.
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But if one person feels like they're constantly asking the other to open up, that could point to a larger incompatibility.
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Engaging the brain by slowing it down can help people appreciate incompatibility and reject claims they might otherwise accept as true.
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What matters is making sense of the apparent strangeness or incompatibility of contrasting and different perspectives to help leaders navigate turbulence.
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Technological hurdles, such as incompatibility of databases, impair the free flow of genomic and clinical data, even between elite cancer centers.
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The physical layout, however, serves to throw into relief the crucial difference between Klimt and Schiele, while underscoring their incompatibility with Picasso.
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Ok, here's the correct info: You CAN use iPhone XS battery case with iPhone X. You may get that incompatibility pop up.
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The support was initially removed two years ago when Sonos staff discovered an incompatibility between Audible and Sonos integration after an update.
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Competing snooze schedules can lead one partner to lose sleep and suffer the consequences, which further compounds the difficulties of sleep incompatibility.
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As always, check out the reviews in advance of buying any kit, just in case any known incompatibility issues get flagged up.
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Its biggest problem is a technical incompatibility that makes it slow to receive messages from Google's Gmail, which now has a billion users.
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He has authored books on the incompatibility between EU treaties and Italy's constitution, and has argued for the country to exit the euro.
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Support documents published yesterday in conjunction with Catalina's release highlight various issues related to broken plug-ins and incompatibility with 32-bit applications.
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Far too often the proposal of a relationship between science and religion is viewed with incompatibility at best or with inimicality at worst.
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That's because IEX's fundamental issues arise specifically from incompatibility with Regulation NMS (Reg NMS), a regulatory framework that largely doesn't affect dark pools.
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Getting your student loan forgiven is a high-wire actHere's how millennials are outsmarting older savers at retirementHow couples can overcome financial incompatibility
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The lawmaker who opposed the legislation, Edwin Vassallo, cited his Catholic faith and its incompatibility with what he called a "morally unacceptable" law.
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The church finds no incompatibility between scientific medicine and religious faith; for believers, medicine is just one more manifestation of God's work on earth.
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Any incompatibility from any stage of the machine learning development process — from data processing to training to deployment to production infrastructure — can introduce error.
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I'm currently dating a Gemini, and it's going okay, but anytime there's a snag I get nervous our incompatibility is written in the stars!
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Although her marriage fell apart due to financial hardship caused by racism (and also old-fashioned incompatibility), Lutie still believes in the American Dream.
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The incompatibility between the Nikumaroro narrative and the crash-and-sink hypothesis sparked a decades-long rivalry between opposing teams of researchers and historians.
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Sapar Contemporary is showing Uthman Wahaab from Nigeria, who makes work about the incompatibility of technological tools for the tasks to which they are applied.
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It took September 43 to teach me that many would find my identity an impossibility, that my Iranian and American sides represented incompatibility at best.
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There are also a fair number of other issues with Catalina, like Adobe software incompatibility problems and unforeseen hurdles related to the removal of iTunes.
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The Nintendo Switch USB-C port, for example, doesn't work with USB-C headsets due to Nintendo's own design, and that incompatibility includes the Hammerhead.
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This is the common way of doing it, and it produces artifacts and incompatibility with some games, not to mention control lag and other issues.
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In particular, a voucher program could help with "chronological incompatibility," when the donor wants to provide a kidney but the patient doesn't need it yet.
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Tax reform could shrink alimony for ex-spouses How couples can overcome financial incompatibility This is what your brain does when you have money woes
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That purchase has moved forward in recent months despite protestations from Brussels about the inherent incompatibility of Russia's S-400 with NATO systems and hardware.
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Health screenings Covered tests include those for anemia, gestational diabetes, Rh incompatibility, gonorrhea, syphilis, hepatitis B, UTIs, and preeclampsia (for women with high blood pressure).
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Sarah Ewart said she intended to take a case to Belfast's High Court to seek the declaration of incompatibility the Commission was unable to obtain.
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Not long after the iOS 11 software was released in September, many users reported problems with camera uploads after upgrading because of the file incompatibility.
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Upon discovering the incompatibility problem, those same Apple customers have been voicing their disappointment with the AirPods camera app issue on social media for years now.
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Whether that behavior indicates potential abuse in the future or simply incompatibility, it's best to be able to recognize red flags so you can take action.
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Don't take the bait—it's crucial that you explain gently that you've already tried to fix your incompatibility but ultimately, you're both set in your ways.
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Sony's Xperia Z3 infamously fell foul of an incompatibility between its Snapdragon processor and Google's Android Nougat requirements, leaving it prematurely stuck without major OS updates.
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With the others, 4K video playback was blocked and the Roku displayed a really unpleasant (and incomprehensible to your average consumer) error message about HDCP incompatibility.
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Maybe it's evidence of a sort of incompatibility between a capable old trainer and a new generation that isn't able or willing to understand his rigidity.
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"To me the incompatibility is that you have an S-400 in close proximity and an S-400 likely to have Russians connected to it," Gen.
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Post-Apple, it took time for me to recognize that the discomfort was a byproduct of the incompatibility between my innate values and my default behaviors.
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But because of their fundamental incompatibility and the age gap and her emotional turmoil, it was doomed before they walked down the aisle of St Paul's Cathedral.
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And that's a different thing — [your comment is about] an incompatibility of values, not a reflection of an unintegrated part of yourself that you have shame about.
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Over the years, organizations have spent countless resources getting applications to work after Windows updates, sometimes leaving older versions in place for years to avoid incompatibility problems.
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Camus's humanism didn't have room for Breton's joking tongue-in-cheek nihilism or Marx's deadly serious historical thinking, but he did have certain insights about their incompatibility.
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This strategy, called cytoplasmic incompatibility, gives Wolbachia-infected females a competitive advantage in the race to reproduce, since they can mate successfully with infected or uninfected males.
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The complaint cites divorce on the basis of "incompatibility of temperament" and that "they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," NBC News reported.
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He supposes this may be the fundamental incompatibility between tech companies, which disseminate an awful lot of bullshit, and their disdain for an honest reading of history.
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But the glaring incompatibility of the Big 3 along with the Thunder's thin bench may compel Coach Billy Donovan to make a less dramatic strategical move first.
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But if you also love your partner and want to build a stronger relationship with him, you're going to have to confront the incompatibility of your desires.
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"The crisis is caused by the fundamental incompatibility of China's trade-distorting, non-market economic regime with an open, transparent and predictable international trading system," Shea said.
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The use of iPSCs, so long as they're sourced from the person themselves, would allow for a customized vaccine that would lessen the risk of incompatibility, Wu added.
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Due to incompatibility issues, even newer versions of Photoshop installed and managed using Creative Cloud are having file naming issues, plug-in verification problems, and video rendering hiccups.
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I haven't encountered any deal-breaking issues with the gestures in my time using them, but there's likely some sort of Android incompatibility that will pop up somewhere.
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The new design supports wireless chargingWhen I reviewed the Scooch Wingman case for the XS Max, I called out its incompatibility with wireless chargers as the only shortcoming.
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His two biggest problems seem to be the on-court incompatibility with a better talent in Embiid and his slow maturity evidenced by his off-the-court issues.
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Technological progress has created a situation of severe tension and incompatibility between the right to privacy and the extensive data pooling on which the digital economy is based.
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"When we're single and looking for a romantic connection, it can be easy to forget about the incompatibility issues—love and passion become the primary considerations again," Finkel says.
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I also encountered flickering images and GIFs in the Twitter app, which might have been a fleeting incompatibility, but it's not one that I've seen with any other phone.
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It seems to me that his incompatibility with mainstream art, along with his interest in such processes and materials as welding and bronze, Hunt is comparable to Isamu Noguchi.
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Although the button was supposed to start working with Oreo, "API incompatibility" between Android's System Update code and the manual user update code prevented it from actually doing anything.
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BAGEHOT: To what extent do you think this is about an incompatibility between the liberal, common law, British form of government and what is basically a Christian Democratic project?
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In 2015, Amazon stopped selling Apple TV due to its incompatibility with its own video service, and Apple sued Amazon in 2016 over counterfeit Apple products on Amazon's store.
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Hillary Clinton's monumental defeat not only has torn the Democratic Party asunder, but also exposed the danger and incompatibility of President's Obama's experiment of a collectivist ideology for America.
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Unfortunately, I wasn't able to test the Doorbell Cam due to incompatibility with my wired doorbell set up for 12V, while the Doorbell Cam requires a 16-24V connection.
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I still had doubts, and part of me worried that maybe these issues were systemic of a larger incompatibility between us that we were just dodging out of fear.
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"As such, the court does not have jurisdiction to make a declaration of incompatibility (with human rights law) in this case," the court said in a summary of the decision.
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Successive center-right political leaders have repeatedly warned against "Islamist terrorism" (Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany) and the incompatibility with European values of "Islamist separatism" (President Emmanuel Macron of France).
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The need for a standard arose from the incompatibility of electronic health records at medical sites ranging from hospitals and doctors&apos offices to urgent care clinics and nursing homes.
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Ankara defied U.S. warnings of the system's incompatibility with the U.S.-made F-28503 fighter jet, as well as threats of sanctions, and took delivery of the system in July.
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During a leadership change at Melwood in 2013, new President and CEO, Cari DeSantis, recognized the incompatibility of 14(c) with the organization's vision of full inclusion of people with disabilities.
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He cited "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," according to a copy of the complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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Since the study results were self-reported, it's possible women's self-perceptions about why they couldn't orgasm were incorrect and there's another underlying problem like with medication side effects or partner incompatibility.
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As a professor of sport studies, my job is to figure out how to make meaning out of sport, finding where paths of power, paths of resistance, and paths of incompatibility emerge.
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In 2004, most of the justices agreed on "the incompatibility of severe partisan gerrymanders with democratic principles," in the words of none other than Justice Antonin Scalia, a frequent Stevens sparring partner.
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He cited "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," according to a copy of his divorce complaint, dated Aug. 27.
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I did so with reluctance since the original product has gotten very so-so customer reviews and is often criticized for its poor reliability and unfortunate incompatibility with Apple's own iPhone battery case.
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Although that too is facing legal challenges as critics continue to argue there is a core problem of incompatibility between two distinct legal regimes where EU privacy rights collide with US mass surveillance.
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But its shortcomings - its incompatibility with many international shopping platforms and its limited use outside Russia - have prompted Russian officials to call for more support to help it to take on U.S. competitors.
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For Glover, the incompatibility of the permits Shapes was issued encapsulates the biggest challenge he faced when running the space: navigating a labyrinth of bureaucracy that frequently pitted one department's interests against another.
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At the time, UX product designer Bona Kim wrote that broken functions, a squirrelly style sheet, incompatibility with mobile, and unclear hierarchy of information at the expense aesthetic "simplicity" made it maddeningly unusable.
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But I think there may be an incompatibility with the biological limitations of the human body and the idea that the best thing is to come up with a futuristic technological solution to them.
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Islam has become the perfect scapegoat for French politicians who claim Muslims' incompatibility with "our" ways -- no matter how unclear these are -- became no longer a question of race but of culture and religion.
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The same is not true for the Mac, which as a much more open platform, can involve more complications, and carries a higher risk in the event of a serious bug or incompatibility issue.
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However, the court said it did not have the jurisdiction to strike down the law or make an official declaration of incompatibility — a ruling that UK law is in breach of human rights legislation.
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But the creative team eventually cornered themselves by calling out the incompatibility between real life and sitcom structure, given that they'd set up a scenario where they needed sitcom structure to tell their stories.
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Like every recent overhaul attempt, including Obamacare, this new effort fails to address the systematic problem at the heart of our health woes: the free-market's fundamental incompatibility with efficient and effective healthcare delivery.
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Sinn Fein, the party founded as the political wing of the Irish Republican Army, has repeatedly ruled itself out as a minority partner in government, citing ideological incompatibility with either of the larger parties.
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In court documents filed Friday, Todd Palin cited an "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," the Anchorage Daily News reported Monday.
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The materials had come to some kind of unplanned peace treaty on their own … Her sculptural work rides this continuum of mutual incompatibility and forged alliances that, as a viewer, I'm convinced will never relent.
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The question is which of these two goals will ultimately be abandoned in favor of the other, and how long will it take for Saudi Arabia and Russia to realize the incompatibility of their dual ambitions?
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Developers have already moved on from Flash over the last few years, embracing open standards that achieve the same ends—or close enough to it—without collapsing under the weight of security failures or browser incompatibility.
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To avoid the Windows RT-like incompatibility stigma, HP is working to provide a virtualization-based solution that will allow traditional x86-based apps to run on the X3 — a huge boon for most potential users.
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Abortion rights activists called the court's ruling on the law's incompatibility a "landmark decision" that would put pressure on the British government to act, while anti-abortion groups emphasized there was no requirement to do so.
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When Eliza, my youngest child, was born, she was in a neonatal intensive care unit in Albuquerque for three weeks — not because of XLH, but because my husband and I also possess a rare blood incompatibility.
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A previous study had found that more than a third of people who need a transplant are unable to accept a kidney from a friend or family member who is willing to donate because of biological incompatibility.
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There's a famous line in President Donald Trump's real estate manifesto, The Art of the Deal, where he posits an incompatibility between public ethics and the kind of personal loyalty his McCarthyite mentor Roy Cohn supposedly exhibited.
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Todd, who turned 55 on Friday, cited "incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife," according to a copy of the divorce complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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The inability to dump footage directly to your phone's camera roll, and the incompatibility of its round media format with other social networks, means it's tough to share your Spectacles content anywhere else while making it look good.
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The mainstream parties will strive to keep his maverick movement out of power, but they may be forced to form unnatural and fractious coalitions of right and left that become paralysed by the incompatibility of their component parts.
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It solves the problem of what doctors are calling "chronological incompatibility"—friends and family who would be willing to provide kidneys to relatives who might not need one until after the donor is dead or available to donate.
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Listen to this: Let's say you have six thousand people at a concert in a park, and the morning after you talk about there being an incompatibility with the local community, then what are those six thousand people?
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"The Government should start by acknowledging the incompatibility of its support for oil and gas exploitation with its climate change commitments," Mary Creagh, chair of the Environment Audit Committee said in a statement published with the group's report.
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However, my PS4 and Amazon Fire TV both work fine when connected to the TCL, so it's likely just a weird incompatibility of my HP laptop—maybe this is a sign that it's time to upgrade my HP Pavilion.
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Sometimes breaking up is the best solution in the case of incompatibility, but what can be done if the cause of a sexless period is more nuanced, and both partners would rather stay together and work through those issues?
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The Senate measure will "find ways to preserve and improve safety while addressing incompatibility with old rules that were not written with self-driving vehicles in mind," according to the set of principles outlined by Thune, Nelson and Peters.
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But China's Communist Party decided early on that Lincoln was right about the incompatibility of two competing value systems, and they carried his principle to the nth degree: A nation cannot live 99.9 percent slave and 0.1 percent free.
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The Edge Sense interface allowed me to create those actions, however — maybe owing to an incompatibility with Google's Gboard, which is the only consistent thing between the two messaging apps — squeezing did nothing when I was trying to input text.
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"If we detect that your device may have an issue, such as an application incompatibility, we will not install the update until that issue is resolved, even if you 'Check for updates,' so you avoid encountering any related problems," says Cable.
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It was easy to forget all the perfect moments — my husband leading me by the hand through October snows on the lower flank of Mont Blanc; a golden afternoon wandering the Venice Biennale — when I considered our basic incompatibility as travelers.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The vice president of the European Central Bank, Luis De Guindos, warned on Tuesday of the risks of incompatibility with global standards of a planned reform of European Union banking rules that would facilitate the massive sale of bad loans.
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Users on the Spotify forum have flagged what they believe is an incompatibility with the Google Widevine content decryption module, which Spotify uses and Apple does not support, though the company has remained mum about whether Safari support is coming back anytime soon.
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That experience, Disney's incompatibility with the likes of Jenkins, DuVernay, and Edwards, and now the sudden ouster of Lord and Miller, paints a picture of a company that makes heavy demands and is averse to risk, no matter how much it values talent.
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Tired of dealing with the web browser's constant crashing, security issues, and incompatibility with modern internet technologies, the team of engineers went rogue and decided to roll out a banner across the YouTube platform with a message only visible to IE6 users.
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HyperX is marketing this headset toward PC and PS4 gamers; with last year's model (and most other headsets on the market), you could get around the incompatibility with the Xbox One by plugging it into your controller with a 3.5mm-to-3.5mm cable.
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The one small incompatibility to note is that when used with Samsung phones up to the Galaxy S10, you can't use the Arctis 1 to answer calls or use voice chat, which is a somewhat strange restriction put in place by Samsung's software.
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Until yesterday, though, it would have been the only legal way I had of playing Blade Runner, a game long thought lost to time due to a combination of missing source code, tangled rights issues, dead studios, and incompatibility with modern hardware.
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The good news is that even though all this sort of sounds like a mess, it's not a mess that will really affect consumers in a direct way — even in the worst case scenarios of incompatibility, Android Messages will still just fall back to SMS.
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The incompatibility of tax cuts and welfare hikes exemplifies the tension at the heart of the coalition: While the League will be looking to serve its core electorate in the wealthy north, 5-Star will be focused instead on its heartland, the deprived south.
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Republican Hispanic operatives like Mario H. López, former executive director of the Congressional Hispanic Conference and president of the Hispanic Leadership Fund (HLF), see the president's stances as a growing threat, while warning of the incompatibility of GOP ideals and Democratic-style identity politics.
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His goal is to overcome immune-system incompatibility and minimize rejection risk by using CRISPR gene-editing techniques to knock out any sugars on the surface of pig cells that will be attacked by human antibodies if the organs are transplanted into human patients.
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"There was a lot of intrigue going on — everybody hated each other, but they shared this big one goal, preparing for Day X." Despite the shared goals, the talks fell apart after four meetings, due, Ginsburg believes, to the fundamental incompatibility of the participants.
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But you know I look at Seven years after the crisis and I still don't think we have a real plan for the eurozone for addressing the incompatibility within each nation of those that you pull together in the in the eurozone would you agree with that?
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Veprek also pushed to soften language about fighting racism and about racism in politics in his proposed amendments to a UN Human Rights Council resolution titled "The Incompatibility between Democracy and Racism" that is adopted without a vote, with much of the same language, every few years.
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Preston Dunlap, the Air Force's chief architect serving the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Acquisition, Technology and Logistics, announced at the DefenseOne event that next month the service will test how the F-35 and F-22 can exchange battlespace information after years of incompatibility.
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You need to have an active data plan already associated with that nano-SIM card, though, because if you put an empty card into the nano-SIM tray, the iPad will pop up a message about incompatibility and tell you to sign up for a new plan.
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But short of irreversible incompatibility or physical or emotional abuse, with professional counseling and a mutual willingness to preserve the marriage, therapists maintain that couples stand a good chance of overcoming the trauma of infidelity and avoiding what is often the more painful trauma of divorce.
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Caracciolo, who as part of his role is set to become the prime minister's key adviser on EU affairs, is a jurist who has authored numerous books and papers on the incompatibility between EU treaties and Italy's constitution, and has argued for the country to exit the euro.
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Fang's underlying theme is the fundamental incompatibility between science and the kind of faith in their own infallibility demanded by the China's leaders, and his book is a manifesto of the sort Galileo might have written had he been a Chinese physicist in the middle of the 20th century.
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When he bogged down in the Bellow book, he co-founded and edited the Penguin Lives series, a venture that was inspired, in part, by his own battle fatigue, but also by his experience of a "divorce": a biography of Edmund Wilson that Atlas abandoned on grounds of incompatibility.
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When lifestyle (the blanket term used for open relationships) couples split, opponents often blame it all on the horrors of sexual promiscuity, but the truth is, poly folks tend to break up for the same reasons as anybody else—anything from cheating, to fights, to incompatibility, to just growing apart.
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Whereas Obama spends several pages lamenting his incompatibility with McNear -- "I think of you often, though I stay confused about my feelings... It seems we will ever want what we cannot have; that's what binds us; that's what keeps us apart" -- today's young man might simply stop responding to her texts.
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Incompatibility between two separate and distinct legal regimes and data priorities (in simple terms, EU vs US law on data boils down to protection for privacy vs retention for security) was the reason for the 28 strike down of the 247-year-old Safe Harbor arrangement, following Schrems' original complaint.
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But only if such a situation is justified by what is described as "overriding considerations relating to threats to public security or national security that cannot be addressed by other means or other alternatives, but only for as long as is strictly necessary to correct the incompatibility with EU law".
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Despite my concerns about the incompatibility of the Oculus business model with Facebook's core business, Facebook executives are convinced it won't matter if the company beats everyone to the augmented reality market in particular, and this acquisition has the potential to advance whatever lead Facebook may have in the area.
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" The book explored the frequent incompatibility, if not outright conflict, between the institutional values and needs of government and those of science, encapsulating the tension by quoting President John F. Kennedy in 19793, when he said, "Scientists alone can establish the objectives of their research, but society, in extending support to science, must take into account its own needs.
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And while we're optimistic that Qualcomm's chip might prove to run basic Windows and web browsing tasks faster — recent iPad Pros prove that ARM processors are no slouch, and this one's clocked at up to 3GHz with 2 teraflops of graphical oomph — we're still talking about a 7-watt ARM processor compared to a selection of dual- and quad-core 103-watt CPUs from Intel that won't be hamstrung by any incompatibility issues.
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