congruence , auch: congruency

Groups also benefit when there is congruence among group members.

On the other hand, congruences are not closed under union.

If they do, a sense of congruence between one subject and another occurs.

If this congruence does not hold, then n cannot be prime.

Until recently such congruence patterns were only known to occur for 5, 7, and 11.

We have seen how the primary relations of congruence are defined.

For myself, I was astounded by the congruence in my thinking now and then.

Nothing else made sense of the solid facts and the physical congruence they had found.

If there is goal congruence, then only positive emotions are possible, including love.

Congruence has been found to predict occupation and college major.

The listener will look for congruence between words and mood.

And do not wonder too much about the congruence of events."

Team 10 stood for the idea that there should be a congruence between the building of the city and the most enlightened thinking about it.

I'm not so sure about the pattern congruence itself.

In mathematics it sometimes used a symbol for congruence (although not the only one).

It is based on ideas such as divisibility and congruence.

Let us chose a solution for the system of simultaneous congruences.

It can also be shown that there is no congruence of the form for any prime b other than 5, 7, or 11.

There is an odd congruence between the nature of a given city and its preference in chicken.

The players are important, but they're acting in congruence with great historical forces."

One heard not single blasts of power but many sounds in splendid congruence.

We can also use factor bases to help us find congruences of squares more quickly.

I think it is a remarkable case of linguistic coincidence, or congruence.

Modular arithmetic can be used to show the idea of congruence.

"What we have to do, then, is search the new data for congruences with the maps in storage."