Sentence examples for confluence of thinking from inspiring English sources

"Overall there's a great confluence of thinking, within the U.S. and internationally, about Antarctica and Southern Ocean science priorities," says Chuck Kennicutt, an oceanographer at Texas A&M University in College Station, who is also a former president of SCAR.

And the confluence of thinking about the importance of evolution as a subject from grade school to grad school affords faculty in pre-college, postsecondary, and professional institutions opportunities to help students build expertise in this subject area as well as connect it to all other areas of the life sciences.

This is to do with the confluence of new ways of thinking around population health, personalised care and a renewed understanding of the importance of non health determinants on outcome to the person.

"Standing at the confluence of leylines, we are buzzing," he says, making the common Glastonbury virgin error of thinking that anyone here gives a rat's arse about leylines.

She is capable of thinking.

The earliest research into thinking machines was inspired by a confluence of ideas that became prevalent in the late 30s, 40s and early 50s.

Shortly thereafter there was a confluence of a few things and some of us were thinking more of getting back to a more organic, singing together in a room vibe rather than into microphones and back through monitors.

One shouldn't read too much into this confluence of East Coast intelligentsia and West Coast free-thinking, given that the genuinely significant event of his childhood was the 1977 release of Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope.

Coaches did not think they possessed the qualities needed: quick thinking, good judgment, leadership and a confluence of mental and physical skills.

Torrance Test of Creative Thinking.

HSI, with its roots in systems engineering, and macroergonomics, representing a confluence of traditional human factors and ergonomics (HFE) and sociotechnical systems thinking, also attempts to go beyond root cause, single-point-of-failure approaches to focus on systemic factors whose influences can contribute to the creation of safety risks.