Sentence examples for congruent enough from inspiring English sources

A pleasure because the grand science history story Rose and Oakley tell is congruent enough with my own version of collective experience that I can endorse it, and it is very well articulated.

Oddly enough, even though congruent numbers are easy to define, spotting them or even estimating how many there are isn't so simple.

A consistent body of evidence shows that iconic symbols of emotions, like pictures portraying people showing anger or disgust, are powerful enough to evoke a congruent activation of the facial muscles of the observer in line with the idea of embodied simulation [4] [7].

Topologically congruent trees with branch lengths that differ enough to change the ranking of the values may be considered incongruent (see the example given in Figure 4).

Dynamic motions between these states enable cavity surface openings large enough to admit benzene on timescales congruent with known rates for benzene binding.

Lots of caveats apply: this is a calculation based on two non-congruent sets of samples, though both are large enough to be robust.

My focus at MIDS is to absorb as much as possible from the program and my colleagues, to be brave enough to contribute ideas that might not seem congruent with the topic at hand, to be articulate enough to make their case, to freely share what I know and to keep an open mind at all times.

And we have held that "actions pursuant to California Business and Professions Code § 17200 are substantially congruent to claims made under the Lanham Act". Defendants argue that not enough of Aalmuhammed's proposed script was used verbatim to amount to a violation.

Small values of N (= 3) led to an increase of the candidate N-points congruent sets in Q given N points in P, but sometimes the matched sets found are not enough to well constraint the transformation and the algorithm falls into local minima.

Simplified service models may work well enough for the majority of clients, but can impede recognition of the needs of those whose characteristics are not congruent with an adopted model.

No two regions are congruent.