congruently

You just congruently tell somebody to go into a trance.

The process of planning would be done congruently with decision making in determining the outcome behavior.

Man: Her head moved congruently with your instructions.

The American boom in public education, specifically high schools, congruently increased the level of human capital and total factor productivity.

If you can simply begin congruently, great.

The single pictures are congruently aligned in post-production and merged together to a moving image.

Integrity can be seen as the state or condition of having such a framework, and acting congruently within the given framework.

As soon as you can present yourself fully congruently in making the maneuver, your job is to detect what response you get.

Your client says congruently "No, I've never smoked."

Corporate synergy occurs when corporations interact congruently.

Enstatite does melt congruently between pressures of 2.5 and 5.5 kilobars.

If you use that gestalt technique with someone who responds congruently, you will only convince her that she is a failure.

If you're not, you very congruently shift what you "report" as if that's what you actually see in the crystal ball.

She did not have her comet or veil and her red-gold hair was in congruently bright against the severity of her habit.

I'll guarantee that if you walk out into the hotel lobby and extend your hand congruently and interrupt the handshake, the person will be totally stopped.

Congruently, Brother Bear portrays interactions and consequences when humans disobey or go against the animal and Earth spirits.

If you present some material congruently and suddenly . . . (He continues gesturing and mouthing words, but without sound.)

Adventures are often political, military, or spiritual in nature, rather than dungeon crawls, and are often presented as taking place congruently with events from Arthurian legend.

Many substances dissolve congruently; i.e., the composition of the solid and the dissolved solute stoichiometrically match.

The various parts of KahBang, including its Brew Fest event, run congruently during the duration of the festival.

The compound melts congruently at 722 C, and well ordered single crystals may be produced using standard crystal growth methods like Bridgman or Czochralski.

However, it is likely that they evolved congruently throughout bakeries in Europe in the 17th and 18th century, a time when most exotic spices become more commonly available.

The state constitutions congruently define the states to be unicameral parliamentary democracies; each state has a legislature elected by popular vote and a cabinet appointed by its legislature.

The Schomburg show (through Jan. 9) runs nearly congruently with the Whitney Museum's major Bearden retrospective, which closes on Jan. 7.

Congruently, it has been shown that animals with repressed MRF in a proportion of oligodendrocyte precursor cells showed a delayed functional recovery from spinal cord injury.