Sentence examples for a congruence from inspiring English sources

Such a relation is called a congruence.

For example, all the lines cutting each of two given curves form a congruence.

"There is no contradiction, indeed there is probably often a congruence, between foreign intelligence information and evidence of criminal wrongdoing," Judge Mukasey wrote in 1994.

He finds something congenial in Greenland's austere geometries and ice-bright colors, a congruence of the uncluttered landscape and what Mr. Scott described as his "modern, stripped-down, and essentialized" aesthetic.

A congruence of lines in space is the set of lines obtained when the four coordinates of each line satisfy two given conditions.

The coordinates of a line in a congruence may be expressed as functions of two independent parameters; from this it follows that the theory of congruences is analogous to that of surfaces in space of three dimensions.

He has suggested a congruence between Christianity and European culture because both respect the individual; this implies that it is open to question, at best, whether Islam can bed down in Europe with equal success.

According to Professor David Hargreaves, an expert in this model of school improvement, there are four conditions that need to be met: the creation of a cluster of schools; schools providing their own solutions; a congruence of values, priorities and approaches, and the commitment of key leaders to work towards a common purpose.

It follows that the relation is a congruence relation.

Now we claim that this relation is a congruence relation.

Moreover, interleaving bisimilarity is not a congruence for Multi-CCS parallel composition [19], while step bisimilarity is a congruence for all the operators of Multi-CCS [19].