Given the size of national, peaceful, white-black demonstrations, could the confluence of such publicized killings this month -- including AG Holder's investigation showing a "pattern and practice" of abuse by the Cleveland Police -- actually be a teachable moment, an inflection point?
The confluence could shock the economy, especially when combined with contracting credit.
Calling on lessons learned from Vietnam, Representative David R. Obey, Democrat of Wisconsin, said that while he didn't think the administration had any plans to send American troops to fight in Colombia, he worried that there "could be a confluence of events that could lead to that".
This procedure was important, because the amount of endothelial cells after reaching confluence could be different in each experimental group.
Such a confluence could explain a beneficial effect of reduced parental intrusiveness (and corresponding increased autonomy) for adolescent (but not child) anxiety problems.
Consistent with this, both serum deprivation and confluence could efficiently induce quiescence in human fibroblasts expressing the HPV16-E6 viral oncogene, which degrades p53 [ 6].
For the Giants, today could bring an extraordinary confluence of events that sends them to the National Football League playoffs.
These results suggest that the normal ionic current that keeps the corneal stroma dehydrated and transparent is regulated by cell cell contacts and endothelial cell confluence, and could explain why the loss of corneal endothelial cells is often associated with corneal edema and even blindness.
We've seen them cover both independently, but even the media, with all their analysts, fact checking, producers, etc. couldn't process the confluence of disparate motives.
