With the advent of event-related paradigms in functional MRI, there has been interest in finding the optimal stimulus timing, especially when the interstimulus interval is varied during the imaging run.
The sport became progressively more popular in Europe in the 20th century, so that, with the advent of canoeing events for men in the Olympic Games from 1936 and for women from 1948, most Olympic winners were European, with the Soviet Union and eastern European nations predominating after World War II.
The advent of a global event like the Olympics, expected to draw some two million foreign and domestic visitors, has been a strong springboard.
Back in those long-gone days before the advent of social media, events unfolded a little more slowly.
ABC also earned praise as the first network to hire a woman (Barbara Walters) to anchor its nightly newscast, although its news division did not fully blossom until the advent of the current-events series 20/20 19788– ) and Nightline (1980– ).
But, besides general considerations, there were peculiar circumstances which make the advent of this republic an event of special attractiveness.
The advent of Richard Wright was a political event as much as a literary one.
With the advent of devices sensitive to single event upset (SEU) by direct ionization of protons, the possibility of SEU due to fast δ-electrons has been recently raised.
Bonus Event: The advent of sexy models standing next to cars.
Nonetheless people still seem to think that the advent of oxygen was a decisive event in eukaryote evolution.
More precisely, flow cytometric analysis of monocytes and of lymphocytes was done within the first 24 hours upon diagnosis in 505 patients; 100 suffered from intra-abdominal infections [ 5]. Results revealed that advent of severe sepsis/shock in the event of abdominal sepsis differed considerably compared with sepsis originating from other sites.
