The phrase "advent of cooler" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "With the advent of cooler temperatures, we can finally enjoy outdoor activities again."
Alternatives: "arrival of cooler" or "onset of cooler".
In contrast, the shortening of lives from the late thirteenth to the late fourteenth centuries with the advent of much cooler weather is particularly notable.
The shortening of lives from the late thirteenth to the late fourteenth centuries with the advent of much cooler weather is particularly notable.
With the advent of autumn and cooler temperatures, the morality police are less noticeable but still present at central crossroads and shopping centers, warning and arresting women who show too much hair or wear clothes that are too tight or revealing.
Indeed, a randomised prospective study reports a favourable outcome in patients after cardiopulmonary resuscitation when applying high volume haemofiltration, either at 37°C or with cooling [ 83], but the advent of alternative means of cooling, either externally or by adapted central venous catheters incorporating a cooled water circuit, has superseded the use of extracorporeal circuits.
However, the advent of more reliable cooling devices that can better maintain body temperature within a predetermined range have improved our ability to deliver targeted therapy.
With the advent of rapid tooling technology, cooling channels in complex shapes can now be possible.
He said the return was strictly a "one-off special but if it does as well as we hope, who knows what can happen after that?" The challenge for Evans and Channel 4 will be whether it still feels fresh two decades after the advent of lad culture and "cool Britannia".
But since the advent of the ICC, its ardour has cooled.
