Sunstein, a University of Chicago law professor, assails judges like Thomas as "fundamentalists," whose judicial philosophy is suspiciously congruent with a right-wing political agenda.
Music "A Bittersweet Symphony", an experiment carried out by The Fat Duck research team at Bray and Charles Spence's team at Oxford University, had participants eat cinder toffee while listening to either a soundtrack designed to be more congruent with a bitter-tasting food (trombones are the sound of bitterness, apparently), or one more congruent with a sweet-tasting food (a plinking piano).
Had he, sweet dreamy Les, been there, instead of scowling, practical-minded Gregor, her emergency would have acquired and forever retained a different poetry, more flattering to her, more congruent with a doomed summer love.
It is congruent with a CDC framework for research and could be incorporated into studies designed to meet their recommendations.
One soundtrack was designed to be more crossmodally (or "synaesthetically") congruent with a bitter-tasting food whereas the other soundtrack was designed to be more congruent with a sweet-tasting food instead.
The balanced adult sex-ratio and the relatively small testis size are congruent with a monogamous mating system.
Together, these results suggest that definitions that are sound symbolically congruent with a nonword are more memorable than incongruent definition-nonword pairings.
The fewer observed flower-like nanotips at 12 MHz repetition rates are congruent with a lower quantity of ionized nitrogen due to the lower laser pulse intensity.
In Experiment 1A, participants rated 100 nonwords for size using a continuous scale that was congruent with a standard number line (i.e., increasing from left to right) without visible numerical labels.
Our results are congruent with a more recent observational study that not only failed to show harm in transfusion, but showed greater survival in a propensity-matched analysis [25].
Support for H4 provides evidence congruent with a meta-analysis of 46 studies [12], suggesting that pre-adolescent children's physical activity can be enhanced and is most strongly regulated through autonomous intrinsic motivational states rather than extrinsic motives.
