Examples of using Congruence in English and their translations into German
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In congruence with the structure of the music.
The scope of a copy tells its congruence with the original.
This congruence was checked and confirmed twice.
Inner Beauty- grace, charisma, congruence, elegance- psychology.
Congruence between modeled and observed runoff is not high.
This requires unity, identity and congruence of customer benefit and company focus.
Two equivalence relations between geometric figures were used: congruence and similarity.
Congruence reveals itself through the reformulation of affects as the psychotherapist feels them- i. e.
By working on the computer and the correctionon the display it is most common, mistakes that happen with the congruence.
Then it would be possible to seek congruence between results achieved with the monitoring indicators.
Its core principle is national sovereignty,the ideal correspondence and congruence of people and territory.
Affective congruence and associations exhibited equally strong priming effects in the Stroop test.
Length of ciphertext compared withlength of plaintext expands at a ratio of 6:8. Congruence of length is not-existent.
The congruence of the images is especially helpful for skin cancer screening since this makes skin changes much easier to detect.
Anyone who ever took a look through(poor)binocluars knows the problem of bringing the two images to congruence.
The injection volume, the change in viscosity of the melt and the congruence between the pressure curve and the reference curve.
Good design ensures the congruence of content and form- the brand is presented at all times as one unit, authentic and understandable.
An electromagnetic wave propagates approximately on a congruence of light rays perpendicular to the wave fronts.
By achieving greater congruence between the asset and liability sides of the balance sheet, the economic risks should be further reduced, thus increasing security.
One of Weil's majorachievements was his proof of the Riemann hypothesis for the congruence zeta functions of algebraic function fields.
Instruction one In psychology, congruence is usually called integrity, the adequacy of the personality, inner harmony and the absence of conflicts.
Some of the composer's friends have seen in this highly disturbing congruence of life and art the key to Vivier's whole personality.
Programme certification validates the congruence between qualification goals and the conceptualisation as well as the effectiveness of its implementation Guidelines, German version→ PDF.
Sensory test, based on the jury's experience; judging based on congruence with ISPO trends, plus the use of new technology e. g.
Congruence between your ad and landing page helps in creating a seamless experience for your users and it even improves your ad quality score.
The objective is to achieve medium-term and long-term congruence and sustainability between the plan assets and the pension obligations under the BVG.
This congruence of interest and agreement on the rules of international order offers a promising foundation for managing the common challenges that confront us all.
In general the interrelationship between regional programmes and the Lisbon Strategy19 is such that congruence with the Lisbon objectives is higher than 50%, though there are important differences between regions and territories.
The search for congruence in the construction of real change continues to be a challenge within and without the social Forums, each one of which we believe is necessary.
Milner's Calculus of Communicating Systems(CCS) and Milner's π-calculus for mobile systems, both with operational semantics,structural congruence, strong equivalence and observational equivalence, relationship between reactions and transitions, solvability of recursive equations.
