congruent

Last week, you looked at a very large regular polygon — that is, a polygon all of whose sides and angles were congruent.

His parents took the news with disappointment and sadness because his truth isn’t congruent with their own.

In this way, all positive integers have been “covered,” and the numbers occupying the same bucket are considered “congruent” to each other.

He proved that for two shapes to be “scissors congruent” — meaning they can be cut up and reassembled as each other — they must have the same Dehn invariant.

In 1965 Jean-Pierre Sydler proved that any two shapes with the same volume and the same Dehn invariant are scissors congruent.

That solution is not congruent with the Cato Institute philosophy.

And yet he insists, in every single interview, that his teachings are entirely congruent with KKL policies.

Each boasts its full complement of saints, whose congruent catalogues are equally wearisome in length.

Some objects when thought of are congruent to our existing state of activity.

They are not congruent and can never be in the actualized universe.

Genera; almost completely congruent; the Nymphalideous genera can be based on the structure of the larv, 444.

The identity of quality between congruent segments is generally of this character.