असम्मेयता इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Deviations measured in different units cannot be summed directly due to the phenomenon of incommensurability.

To explain these the biology of incommensurability was created.

There are four main philosophical accounts of incommensurability/incomparability.

The topic of incommensurability has also frequently arisen in discussions of the version of natural law theory associated with John Finnis and others.

Joseph Raz has argued that incommensurability undermines the 'rationalistic' view of human action according to which distinctively rational action is doing what one has most reason to do.

The topic of incommensurability—and the topic of incomparability in particular—is especially important to those who advocate this view of practical reason.