The meniscus in the knee joint plays key biomechanical roles in shock absorption, load transfer, lubrication, knee joint stabilization, and articular congruity increase (Barber and Stone, 1985; Hsieh and Walker, 1976; Kurosawa et al. 1980; Mac 1950; Voloshin and Wosk, 1983).
The authors investigated the impacts of image congruities (self-congruity and functional congruity) on customer attitude and repurchase intention, and identified the moderating effect of prior visit experience.
A 12 month follow-up MRI of three patients demonstrated complete defect fill and surface congruity; the other two patients demonstrated incomplete surface congruity.
The results revealed that both self-congruity and functional congruity are the antecedents of customer attitude and repurchase intention.
He prefers congruity to surprise, so his realist lemons are made from lemon bavarois.
He also drew, with gruesome congruity, an analogy between Charles James Fox and St Januarius (San Gennaro).
My psyche appreciated the congruity, even if my spine and dog did not.
Neither version bears much congruity with the facts of the case.
Mudrik, L., Lamy, D. & Deouell, L. Y. ERP evidence for context congruity effects during simultaneous object-scene processing.
Despite the geographic and temperamental distance between them, this congruity is more than coincidence.
It is too long, and jumps among characters with little congruity.
