congruence

the congruence of ends and means

In this paper, prime and semiprime congruences are considered.

Lerup, L. "Environmental and Behavioral Congruence as a Measure of Goodness in Public Space: The Case of Stockholm." Ekistics 34 (1972).

The congruence of their opinions led to a successful collaboration.

There is a congruence between his words and his actions.

The congruence of the two shapes is evident.

Achieving congruence between theory and practice is essential.

The congruence of their values made them compatible partners.

Cultural congruence is important for effective communication.

The congruence of their goals helped them work towards a common objective.

There is congruence in their beliefs about the environment.

The congruence of their personalities made them great friends.

Finding congruence between different perspectives can lead to innovative solutions.

So motivation makes a difference. There is another thing though, in addition to motivation, and that is the notion of consistency or congruence.

How satisfied a patient is with their healthcare tends to depend on the match between their preferences and their doctor’s style of care, or the doctor-patient congruence.

Number Theory Gauss's love affair with number theory commenced with his magnum opus, " Disquisitiones Arithmeticae" , published in 1801. In this seminal work, he established a systematic foundation for number theory and introduced important concepts such as congruence of numbers.