Sentence examples for congruent ways from inspiring English sources

Secondly, upon acquiring their first language, children interact with their environment by configuring the world around them in congruent ways first.

Congruent ways to represent reality are the unmarked way to codify human experience because they are the first set of semiotic structures to be acquired.

Changing teachers' beliefs about learners is considered to be a difficult process (Richardson 2003) hence to expect to see all tutors in the study interact with students in socially congruent ways in just three semesters may be unreasonable.

Typical of formal, academic language, this resource contrasts with the more congruent way in which such components of the Grammar of a language are expressed orally.

As shown in (1), the congruent way to represent experience in the English clause as well as the Spanish is when processes are realized with verbal groups (attacked), participants with nominal groups (the soldiers; the town), associated circumstances as prepositional phrases or adverbial groups (with guns), and logical relationships between clauses through conjunctions (and then).

And even if there is not an active dismissal of the need of diverse communities to explore spiritual teachings in a culturally congruent way, there can be a passivity that often arises in the mainstream culture, that diversity and culture is "not my problem but someone else's issue".

This directs the interactions between the D153 residue and DNA also in a downstream sense (in a congruent way with which occurs for the R160 set of interactions).

D. dadantii and P. atrosepticum are more closely related to each other than to E. coli K12, and overall, their gene expression profiles are more conserved in terms of total number of orthologous genes (including those not shared with E. coli) responding in a congruent way, and in the proportion of genes shared across all three organisms responding in a congruent way.

Metaphors of modality realize non-congruent ways of speech function (Halliday 1985a).

"America's regional friends are acting to defend their own interests, not always in ways congruent with American interests," writes Tamara Cofman Wittes of the Brookings Institution.

While American culture is in many ways congruent with that of its northern neighbor, the two countries nevertheless diverge from one another in subtle, though important ways.