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compatibility, compatible, incompatibility, or
incompatible in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Compatibility may
refer to:
Backward compatibility, in...
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Backward compatibility (sometimes
known as
backwards compatibility) is a
property of an
operating system, product, or
technology that
allows for interoperability...
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Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) is the
ability of
electrical equipment and
systems to
function acceptably in
their electromagnetic environment, by...
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predecessor consoles, Xbox and Xbox 360. On June 15, 2015,
backward compatibility with
supported Xbox 360
games became available to
eligible Xbox Preview...
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Forward compatibility or
upward compatibility is a
design characteristic that
allows a
system to
accept input intended for a
later version of itself....
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outcome of the
running of the software.
Software compatibility can
refer to the
compatibility that a
particular software has
running on a particular...
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Cross compatibility may
refer to: Cross-browser
compatibility,
ability of
website or
application to
function across different browsers Software compatibility...
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games from its predecessor, Xbox. The Xbox 360
launched with
backward compatibility with the
number of
supported Xbox
games varying depending on region...
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substances such as food, bacteria, and viruses,
although blood group compatibility rules are
applied to
newborn and
infants as a
matter of practice. The...
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Chemical compatibility is a
measure of how
stable a
substance is when
mixed with
another substance. If two
substances can mix
together and
undergo a chemical...
