Sentence examples for some confluence of from inspiring English sources
The absolute limitation of the piano is that every note decays after it is played, but as he shifted the underlying harmony I heard the melody note crescendo and blossom, by some confluence of overtones.
Christopher Neff, who researches the political dimensions of shark attacks at the University of Sydney, called the situation in Western Australia "tragic", adding: "Clearly there is some confluence of sharks and human behaviour that is taking place".
What was less clear, however, was whether a decline in interest, increased costs, lack of availability, or some confluence of these factors was the driving force behind the decline in peyote sales.
It is noteworthy that some confluence examples of Web 2.0 tools already exist, or have recently been proposed, e.g., blikis (blogs with wiki support [ 76]).
It was only through some weird confluence of Sonic Youth patronage and postfeminist studies that Madonna could be appreciated ironically.
For parents in Britain, 2004 marked the first year in which other people were more likely to kill their children than they were themselves.In some cases, the confluence of these upward and downward trends might be linked.
The music industry is, in some ways, a confluence of toxic culture.
Some festivals represent confluence of different regional traditions, such as Ganga puja, Garia puja, Kharchi puja and Ker puja.
These shared features include the presence of four-bounding membranes and, with some exceptions [29], confluence of the outermost plastid membrane with the nuclear envelope [30].
In some instances a confluence of events provided the right conditions for an intervention to be widely adopted into policy and practice.
Some areas showed confluence of many recent and old necrotic lesions, leading to an extensive destruction in all cortical laminae, reactive fibrillary gliosis, and secondary demyelination in the underlying white matter.
