| However, there are both conflicts and congruences of interest between the sexes when cannibalism occurs after the male has inseminated the female. |
| And there are many other stunning congruences of sight and sound. |
| He also offers very good appendices on mathematical induction and congruences, sets of exercises for each chapter, and examples throughout. |
| Although he does experiments, and understands them, he does not do them much, or value them more than congruences. |
| We consider quotients of the free monoids by congruences which preserve the commutative image of words. |
| In fact, there are so many congruences between Teotihuacán practices and those of the later Toltec and Aztec that some authorities believe them to have been speakers of Nahuatl language and the precursors of those people. |
