Sentence examples for perfect congruence from inspiring English sources
It is the intersection of personality with history, a perfect congruence of the way the world happens to be and the way the star is.
"There is never a perfect congruence, but this seems to me to be like Johnson bringing Westmoreland back in '67 to persuade the Congress and the country of progress in Vietnam".
Hitchens goes on to gloss over the fact that Islamic extremism fails to meet the definition of fascism with this phrase: "There isn't a perfect congruence".
Hitchens goes on to gloss over the fact that Islamic extremism fails to meet the definition of fascism with this phrase: "There isn't a perfect congruence". That's putting it mildly.
The outcome was quite variable, from perfect congruence to clear discordance (e.g., 25% versus 65%).
The two diatoms show perfect congruence in the number of nuclear genes for each aaRS type.
Together they form a highly significant reaction set (P < 10-23 for each of the three possible reaction pairs), whose congruence in genomic association is nearly perfect.
Results in a good agreement indicate that 2-D modified double weight (MDW) offers 163.7% and 336.2% larger cardinality compare to 2-D perfect difference code (PDC) and 2-D modified quadratic congruence (MQC) code.
However, the congruence of host-parasite phylogenies is not perfect, which can be explained by a mix of coevolutionary events such as host switching, parasite speciation without host speciation (duplication), parasite extinction, and non-colonization of all host lineages [ 62].
514 out of 869 measurements (59.1%) gave a very good congruence (i.e., less than 5 percentage points deviation), 288/869 measurements (33.1%) a perfect match with less than 2 percentage points deviation.
Wiles' proof of his modularity lifting theorems is a perfect illustration of p-adic techniques in number theory where the basic objects are deformation of Galois representations, congruences between modular forms, and their deep connections with special values of L-functions.
