Cognitive congruence can be defined as 'the ability to express oneself in the language of the students, using the concepts they use, and explaining things in ways easily grasped by students' (Schmidt and Moust 1995, p. 709).
This band, led by a virtuosic trumpeter, is easily grasped by those with a traditional education in postwar jazz.
This was because he felt that certain words registered on the face and could be easily grasped by the audience".
In terms that can be easily grasped by nonmathematicians, Lorraine Daston demonstrates how this view profoundly shaped the internal development of probability theory and defined its applications.
Nowadays, Hollywood studios are supposedly interested only in vast projects guaranteed to bring vast returns: these have to be action-packed, effects-heavy sequels and prequels of familiar material easily grasped by global audiences.
The interest in this new field can be easily grasped by analyzing the importance of the correlated Google search terms.
On the other hand, it can be easily grasped by inspection of Figure 4b that ACLR reduces with longer cancelling pulse length.
Hilly's eye spied small items; something easily grasped by her tiny hands and limited dexterity.
The 'take home' message is simple, and easily grasped by all with a model.
The scale of the injury done to a parent by a child's death is easily grasped, in outlineat any rate; the depth of hurt to Gary's brother, Andy, who was 12 at the time, was harder to measure.
Large, bright and bold, they are meant to attract the attention of those speeding by with their clear, straightforward messages that can be easily grasped in an instant.
