Let's say what this confluence of missteps is and what it is not — at least as the evidence now suggests.
That explained an odd confluence at what the N.F.L. deemed a "tailgate" party, although there were no cars, and the festival generally took place indoors because of a spritzing rain.
The three of them spent several months on the proposal, which outlined her plans for a visual history of capitalism in abstract terms — what the document described as "the layered confluences and contradictions of the world economy in a mural".
All around the area knots of people are arguing about what caused it, but the confluence of rumors is confounding any analysis.
What a confluence of events: my firing, the SCOTUS ruling in favor of marriage equality, polls that show 60percentt of the Catholic community support marriage equality, and Pope Francis' visit!
"What you have here is the confluence of two important things," Professor Shenkar said.
On Friday night, you can also hang out in what many call "the Bermuda Triangle": the confluence of the Duplex, Stonewall Inn, and the Monster.
What is however new is the confluence of factors that have increased the attractiveness of WTE.
Essentially, our perception of time is always the confluence of what our brains allow us to perceive, but then also how culture and, increasingly, technology mandate us to imagine our insignificant life in relation to something much, much larger.
In this paper, we are interested in what kind of confluence the integrability of W + or W − brings to the weak solution ( u, b ) of the system (1).
