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Confluent states do not pass data between each other.
The chin is a still larger drop, the confluent dripping of the face.
Like its central character, the play itself has been overtaken by the confluent forces of history and current events.
The previously confluent waters were then divided into two lakes.
A confluent rewriting system allows one to do precisely this.
Her thighs were the worst - the rash was confluent, red and quite sensitive.
Occasionally it is the unconscious outcome of not one force but confluent powers.
There are three partially confluent yellow spots on the base of the wing.
She cut her own arm and then theirs, holding their hands so that the three rivulets of blood were confluent to one.
A lateral series of large yellow spots which may be confluent into a stripe.
These confluent tones helped to fuse and unite his landscapes.
They hurried down the passageway, crossed a confluent, and entered a dry well.
This ensured that the cells were not confluent by the time of collection for cell cycle analysis.
The hindwings are white, with about seven lines of more or less confluent spots.
The spots usually become confluent posteriorly, and appear as dark stripes on the tail.
These rules cause the calculus to be confluent.
Two inventors recently patented devices that addressed these confluent dangers.
All cell cultures were routinely passed when 90-95% confluent.
Some appearances make me think that they abort by becoming confluent with the main petiole.
This is poured over a confluent monolayer of host cells.
Clinically, the lesions are almost confluent in affected regions.
A rewrite system that is strongly normalizing and confluent.
Middleton is watered by two confluent streams which have their rise in the immediate district.
Therefore, we have a confluent rewriting system, and the algorithm terminates successfully.
The commune covers an area of 880 hectares and extends into two confluent valleys.