Further, I will discuss matters such as experimental design, statistical hypothesis testing, explanatory versus predictive modeling, performance evaluation, model comparison, reproducibility of findings, the confluence of computer vision and human vision, as well as computer vision research culture.
We have been forecasting the good deflation of excess supply, as in the late 1800s and in the 1920s, due to today's confluence of semiconductors, the Internet, computers, biotech, telecom and other productivity-soaked technologies.
"I think Varmus does not understand the full scope of the danger, which comes from the confluence of incredibly powerful computational tools (i.e., 1,000,000-fold faster computers within the next 30 years), and the Internet.
But feasibility also came in a confluence of related technologies that made computers usable by nontechnical people: mice pointing devices; graphical, or image-based, interfaces; widespread commercial access to the Internet; and perhaps most important, affordable personal computers with sufficient power to search for and display graphical information.
With equally amazing advancements happening every year, it is virtually certain that the confluence of cheap sequencing and "big data" computer science will enable many new, digital forms of biology.
Logizomechanophobia- Fear of computers.
Although Steenkamp started his scientific career with plans to have an active research program in space science, the confluence of new beginnings made it difficult to acquire the funding and computer power he needed.
"People who love computers, who love crime scene investigation, see this as a natural confluence of their skills without having to reach under a dead body," said Craig D. Ball of Austin, Tex., a former trial lawyer who advises judges and lawyers on the use of electronic evidence.
It is an expensive confluence of problems.
