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Перевод: congruent

[прилагательное]
соответствующий; гармонирующий; подходящий; конгруэнтный; совпадающий

Тезаурус:

1. In the first place it is notably less rich not only in human resources (for isn't education very much about people) but even in things like straight lines, angles or congruent objects.
2. Social action among the Piaroa is congruent with their discourse on harmonious existence; for their evaluative rhetoric is coupled with a social state of extremely peaceful living.
3. (not congruent with the bias of the verb)
4. People who have particular knowledge and experience in common, whose contextual realities, so to speak, are closely congruent, will manage to communicate by engaging relevant aspects of contexts with only sparing use of the linguistic resources at their disposal.
5. This Liverpool evidence - the patronizing condescension and occasional bullying by the middle classes and the supplicant individual contact from the occasional member of the lower stratum - is congruent with the overall profile of class relationships to the police in Britain.
6. They are congruent with the principal objective of increasing output of one crop (often for export and consumption in urban areas) rather than one to enhance the farm system as a whole.
7. His suggestion is to see competing criteria as both compatible and congruent and to accept that "organizational effectiveness is inherently paradoxical.
8. For example, in India, graduate schools of social work are a major training resource for the social welfare services but some observers suggest that their educational approach might not be congruent with local needs and might not be making their best contribution to the nation's social welfare and social development goals.
9. But the Debussy, wonderfully evoked in a lengthy review by Cardus, demonstrates equally well what can be achieved when music, design, and stage movement are perfectly congruent.
10. How far is it congruent, or in competition with, the model of grammar outlined in the last chapter?
11. At this stage, however, it is necessary to examine the relationship between our underlying approaches to managing change per se and the whole question of whether those approaches are applicable to, or congruent with, the task of changing the nature of the management function itself .
12. (congruent with the bias of the verb) Alan/Gwen questioned Brian because he was a suspect.
13. It might be imagined that Christianity would first provide for rulers those ritualistic and magical elements congruent with the expectations of converted pagans, and thereafter, with growing political and religious maturity, the moral dimension.