The new era of a safer and more efficient form of the healing arts and sciences is due to the dramatic advances in the life sciences, the result of a remarkable confluence of technology, knowledge, and insight.
The subsequent changes in action achieved are the result of the distributed agency of multiple actors and a confluence of actions, knowledges and circumstances.
A new mode of production is also emerging, which builds on the confluence of the digital commons of knowledge, software, and design with local manufacturing technologies.
This mode builds on the confluence of the digital commons of knowledge, software, and design with local manufacturing technologies.
Patterson is especially strong in describing the confluence of mindless objectivity and a lack of knowledge.
We are living in a time of an extraordinary confluence of rapidly evolving human biologic knowledge and advanced technology, including miniaturization of components, advanced sensing capabilities, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning.
Foucault focuses upon the moment of transition, as modern reason begins to take shape in a confluence of concepts, institutions, and practices, or, as he would say, of knowledge and power.
There was a time in which you could sit around and think about it, but this simultaneous confluence of habit of work requires more knowledge and a more informed understanding of the entire process of building, from programming to understanding to material sciences to structures and infrastructures and feedback and so forth, which is a challenge in terms of pedagogy.
This confluence became physically manifest in the botanic gardens of the seventeenth century, also known as 'gardens of knowledge'.
