Incompatibility [noun]
Definition of Incompatibility:
variance
Sentence/Example of Incompatibility:
Measurements in which the electron was replaced by a heavier particle, called a muon, gave us a different answer—and the two results were incompatible.
Many systems can’t talk to each other, and often rely on employees to compensate for incompatible medical record systems.
Many experts in authoritarianism warn those beliefs are incompatible with democracy as we know it.
Unfortunately, the full-sized 30-series cards are massive and power hungry, which makes them incompatible with portable PCs.
If Animal Crossing usually does the trick but suddenly fails to charm you out of your mood, it may simply be incompatible with your current mindset.
Endurance and resistance training produce a set of very different and mutually incompatible adaptations.
The same incompatibility of temperament would still exist; besides, on no account will I consent to be an expense to you.
There is no business man who will pretend that there is not often an actual incompatibility if he is honest.
Here, as in other respects, Celt and Teuton show an incompatibility and oppositeness which strongly suggest difference of origin.
The boy is unfortunate if the "incompatibility" end in desertion or divorce, and equally unfortunate if it does not.