| And if we try to draw together those seemingly incommensurate attributes, it might be possible to develop a different conception of the Trinity. |
| Thus in the absence of women nineteenth-century science defined feminine nature as essentially incommensurate with masculine nature. |
| Cultural matrices and their operating rules are often incommensurate across localities. |
| In many cities and towns, residents complain regularly about high bills that are incommensurate with their consumption. |
| The long-running Chinese, Chaldean, and Mayan calendars were attempts to reconcile these repetitive but incommensurate movements. |
| It is only in their underlying network of causes that they are dissimilar and incommensurate. |
