This distinctive voice, Kellie Robertson argues, emerged from a novel historical confluence of physics and fiction-writing.
In his prefatory comments Mr. Adams recounted a historical confluence of nascent nationalist aesthetics, a quality frequently ascribed to Sibelius's cool, evocative creative output, and radical racial agendas espoused by late-19th-century proponents of eugenics, like Madison Grant, the wealthy conservationist who helped found the Bronx Zoo.
In both of their confluence, historical geography deals with places of past period as a common discourse between history and geography (Mitchell 1954).
But of the many factors that might have influenced the outcome in any particular case, Dr. Starko wrote, aspirin overdose stands out for several reasons, including a confluence of historical events.
Some of this was due to slower growth in America; most was not.As the piece points out, this performance was possible thanks to a lucky confluence of historical forces.
The alternative is an increasing burden of non-communicable forms of HD in urban African communities that is supplemented (in origin and confluence) by historical cases of communicable disease that have adversely affected protective HDLC levels (particularly in women).
And, as with so many days whose notoriety fixes them in the historical memory, there was a confluence of significance.
SR 162 crosses the Puyallup River on the McMillin Bridge, listed on the National Register of Historical Places, west of its confluence with the Carbon River.
Generation Z just happens to be the generation to come of age in the 2010s, during an era of profound change and uncertainty driven by a confluence of epic historical forces.
Interpreting the metaphor of ground in poetry, the critic Rainer Emig writes, "The ground [is] a perfect symbol of cultural, ethnic, and national identity, a significatory confluence of the historical and the mythical, individual and collective".
Now, he and his vibrant company will tackle the historical and cultural conflicts and confluences, as he puts it, of Christianity and Islam in "Eclipse: Visions of the Crescent and the Cross"(above).
