Milo sits at the confluence of physical-world and online shopping: it's an inventory search engine that allows you to see what is in stock at stores nearby.
Coaches did not think they possessed the qualities needed: quick thinking, good judgment, leadership and a confluence of mental and physical skills.
In the end, I'm not sure the confluence of the two birthed any physical or spiritual properties for my family or me.
My experience in Cassis was a major reminder, about how several factors can combine to create a "finesse of the avenue"; a noteworthy confluence of people -- both natives and tourists -- of physical aspects of the urban environment, and of the human senses of sight and sound.
–Possibility of physical transition.
Lack of physical verification.
Like all venerable clubs that close their doors, the Bottom Line takes with it the peculiar confluence of real estate, acoustics, bookings, memories and lingering physical vibrations that added up to transform an empty room into a landmark.
Different kinds of ice formations occur because of a confluence of reasons, Leshkevich explained, including meteorological conditions, the physical location and wave action, so they're hard to predict and will vary widely along the shore.
Hurricane Katrina vividly illustrated how risk is a confluence of hazard exposure, sociopolitical decisions about how to manipulate the physical environment, and individual and community sociodemographic characteristics.
Nor does it illustrate the complex confluence of social, political, and economic factors that lay behind the unfortunate physical and living conditions at places like Pruitt Igoe.
