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Furthermore, we will investigate which cortical regions are particularly responsive to experimental variations of content by comparing semantically matching ( "congruent") and mismatching ( "incongruent") experimental conditions.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
The principles for adducing the relative prices which are approximately congruent, in effect, with those physical values, is a matter of the good approximations necessary for conducting local financial transactions within the economy considered as a whole process.— LaRouche's Latest
Note how the faces line up for the most part, but the further you move from them the further from congruent the images become.— Frames Per Second Magazine
Sometimes you have to make deliberate growth in order to be congruent with your personal growth.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
At one point the area included around a third to a half of the island, and at it's lowest proportion it included only an area roughly congruent with the counties of Antrim and Down.— Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]

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