Sentence examples for congruent appearance from inspiring English sources
The real human and the mechanical robot had congruent appearance and motion whereas the realistic robot had incongruent appearance and motion.
The Atlantic forest has become separated of the other area clades during the Pleistocene epoch, a result that is congruent with the appearance of a dry belt separating this forested area from the Amazon.
Transitioning This term is primarily used to refer to the process a trans* person undergoes when changing their bodily appearance either to be more congruent with the gender/sex they feel themselves to be and/or to be in harmony with their preferred gender expression.
Thus, expression analysis of PSY1, PG, PE2 and E4 [51], [51] genes were down-regulated in tomato fruits of RNAi plants, which is congruent with their yellow-orange color and stiffness appearance.
The distribution of the depolarizing appearance of the RPE was found to be congruent with the distribution of the melanin granules [ 26].
Our differentiation studies demonstrated that loss of p73 did not abolish NS multipotency, but rather accelerated the appearance of Tuj1+ cells with long and branched neurite extensions, congruent with a mature neuronal phenotype.
Contrary to expectation, automaticity was not influenced by appearance schematicity; schematics and aschematics showed a similar processing advantage for congruent trials relative to incongruent trials at the short SOA.
One way is to show that the angles are in congruent triangles.
The appearance of a large number of clades in a geologically brief time interval is congruent with the difficulty to resolve phylogenetic relationships of the percomorph "bush".
Molecular time estimates using a relaxed Bayesian molecular clock dates the appearance of the five suborders nearly contemporaniously at the KT boundary and this is congruent with suggestions of an early explosion of rodent diversity.
The color-appearance spaces that we have derived are similar between the sexes, but they are not congruent – one is rotated with respect to the other.
