Sentence examples for confluence of research from inspiring English sources

The Garland World Music Encyclopedia, a projected 10-volume series of telephone-book-size reference works from Routledge that started appearing in 1998, brings together this confluence of research.

Ethernet grew out of the same confluence of research efforts a generation ago that led to the development of the TCP/IP communications software standard on which today's Internet is based.

THEORY, IN PRACTICE Mills' interest – the confluence of neuroscience research and teaching – brought her to Teachers College.

The toxic-cluster theory arises from the sudden confluence of several independent lines of research.

This summer, a perfect storm of a different type -- the confluence of environmental activism, scientific research and sentiment -- has called attention to this offbeat, largely forgotten chapter of Wallingford's past.

The decision of investors to pump money into Home Depot is the result of a confluence of events, according to Timothy Allen, research analyst at Jefferies.

Enabled by interdisciplinary research at the confluence of microbiology, geochemistry, and civil engineering, this new field has the potential to meet society's ever-expanding needs for innovative treatment processes that improve soil supporting new and existing infrastructure.

The confluence of human stem cell and genome research is laden with opportunity.

"There were these successive confluence of events that all helped the market move away from where American Apparel resided," said Craig Johnson, president of research firm Customer Growth Partners.

But your academic research involves looking at the confluence of law and policy across the country, and you've picked up on what seem to be some definite patterns.

Scientists and entrepreneurs — and their financial backers — are taking a new interest in vaccine research and development, aided by a confluence of social, technological and economic changes.