We are moving towards a confluence of banks that are becoming tech companies capable of exploiting their customers' data through big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning and deep learning, and tech companies that control massive amounts of data with a desire to provide financial services.
Maria Rosenfeld, 49, a cyclist who had an accident during a race last year, said she was moved by the confluence of the Episcopalian spirituality and her own spirituality.
It leaned upon a railing at the Battery, looking out at the grace of the Statue of Liberty, unwilling to forget Okinawa and Château-Thierry and Shiloh, and watching the confluence of the Hudson and East Rivers moving south like doomed blue regiments.
The fixed locations of water and pollutants inputs from tributaries, point sources and non-point sources have been changed to dynamic confluence routes as the boundary moving.
During the last ice age there was a massive confluence in this area, with Scottish glaciers moving south, those forming the Tyne Gap lumbering west and those creating the Eden valley pushing north.
According to Howard Bloom, the Web is moving us toward a worldwide integration of minds, but this confluence is only the most recent step in a process that started with the Big Bang.
Moving northwest from the air station, Oso Bay must be crossed at its confluence with Corpus Christi Bay.
Some of them moved southward when the confluence of currents collapsed, approaching the Fall Inter-monsoon season.
As we move together through this confluence of powerful societal forces, creativity can be the difference between teaching to yesterday's workplace and empowering the next generation of creative leaders and innovators.
Insurers are moving to protect themselves by capping liabilities for mold removal, especially in Texas, where there's a confluence of high humidity and wacky judges.
