noncongruent

noncongruent

(ˌnɒnˈkɒŋɡrʊənt)
adj
(Mathematics) maths not congruent or equal
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Phylogeny of the bristle worm family Eunicidae (Eunicida: Annelida) and the phylogenetic utility of noncongruent 16S.
(147) The test may thus be noncongruent and disproportionate because it prohibits a broad swath of conduct that is constitutionally innocuous: governmental activity that lacks a discriminatory purpose but produces a disparate impact.
And indeed, BOLD signals recorded in S-I during touch observation were mostly negative for the observation of noncongruent finger touches [77].
By comparing noncongruent and congruent version that former is more verbose (32 against 20) and has a low literary profile.
To overcome this problem, Backhans and Cedas [15] proposed the ACM1 method that allowed the connection between noncongruent shell meshes through rigid beam forming an umbrella shape.
Since noncongruent change of shape is not always a desired property, because P may be strictly chosen, we introduce a second, orthogonal transformation by using Givens rotations and Givens matrices.
67, 84 (1976); see also Brian Soucek, The Return of Noncongruent Equal Protection, 83 FORDHAM L.
documented two versions of the polyethylene pumping mechanism, namely, diaphragm pumping characterized by deformation of a noncongruent liner suspended at the rim of the shell and piston pumping characterized by pistoning of the liner in and out of the shell, both of which probably coexist in vivo [16].
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