Sentence examples for congruent time from inspiring English sources

That is, congruent time displacement in a Weyl geometry is such that two congruent time intervals at \(p\) will not in general be congruent at \ q\), when congruently displaced in parallel along different world lines from \(p\) to \ q\), that is, \(l^{A}_{q} \ne l^{B}_{q}\).

153 Likewise, studies in rodents demonstrate that physical activity at the congruent time (i.e., nocturnal for mice) increases the central circadian amplitude, suggesting that active behavior during the day and sleep at night in humans may be beneficial for high-amplitude circadian rhythms.

Peak identities were assigned using a combination of UV vis absorption spectra, MS fragmentation patterns, congruent retention times with commercially available standards, and comparison to relevant cranberry literature [ 33- 35].

For this hyper-realist, the truest cinematic expression was one fully congruent with lived time -- a 90-minute movie would portray 90 minutes of a person's life -- and, it goes without saying, would focus solely on the small details of everyday reality.

Coordinate spatial relations appear susceptible to changes in retention interval and decay very quickly over time, congruent with previous findings about accurate location memory.

In the group that received a bimodal visuo-auditory stimulation in half of the trials (AV group), the improvement can be also interpreted as resulting from the feedback mechanisms provided by the azimuth and time congruent LED.

A limitation in our data was incomplete information on the stage of disease at presentation, and while increases observed in absolute numbers do not account for changing denominators over time, congruent changes in the age-adjusted incidence give confidence that these changes are real.

Our results placed the age of the Austronesian expansion at around 5200 B.P. strikingly congruent with the time-depth expected by the pulse-pause scenario.

This provides a hypothesis that curves of energies of each of the treated tumor according to WEP, and the radioactive dose as functions of time are congruent along the whole treatment.

The observed Pleistocene diversification within the Atlantic Forest is congruent in space and time with studies of other co-distributed organisms, and may be associated with climate changes and tectonic activity during this period.

The game peaked with a 15.6 rating for a 15-minute time period congruent with the start of overtime and late in regulation.