Used in a Sentence

confluent

How to use confluent in a sentence. Example sentences and definitions for confluent.

Editorial note

Please do -- I've been reading the linkedin/confluent/samza writeups and thinking there's a lot of truth to their ideas.

Examples5
Definitions2
Parts of speech2

Quick take

a branch that flows into the main stream

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of confluent gathered in one view.

noun

a branch that flows into the main stream

adjective

flowing together

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for confluent.

adjective

flowing together

Example sentences

1

Please do -- I've been reading the linkedin/confluent/samza writeups and thinking there's a lot of truth to their ideas.

2

No; it's probably based around using confluent data structures.

3

Not sure about the specific cells that they used, but other cell types that I have had experience with will become confluent after starting off at a modest concentration within 24-48 hours.

4

Although the use of confluent data structures where possible combined with immutable data stores combined and 'live' functional reactive programming across device boundaries -would- drastically simplify cases like these.

5

The obfuscated C contest is a difficult intellectual pursuit and this wouldn't be hard to understand to someone who doesn't know C, but it is hard to explain how Rothko's rectangle blobs or Pollock's scribbles improve the human condition more than anyone else's blobs or scribbles except that these artists happened to fall in the right confluent streams of intellectual nonsense at the right time.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use confluent in a sentence?

Please do -- I've been reading the linkedin/confluent/samza writeups and thinking there's a lot of truth to their ideas.

What does confluent mean?

a branch that flows into the main stream

What part of speech is confluent?

confluent is commonly used as noun, adjective.