The phrase "advent of how" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward construction that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The advent of how we communicate has changed dramatically with technology."
Alternatives: "arrival of how" or "emergence of how".
Watch the interview above to hear about what the next steps are now that the JOBS Act is now law, how traditional Silicon Valley VCs and angel investors are feeling about the advent of crowdfunding, how this could affect the IPO market, what regulations should still be put in place to protect regular people, and more.
I mean, before the advent of tourism, how else other than war would disease spread if not via commerce?
It's instructive to see, a full century before the advent of Barack Obama, how the black migrant community was adjusting to new opportunities while still shackled in the past.
Then he spoke about the emergence of new representational forms with the advent of writing and how radically that changed the perception of self.
It is also a sign of how the advent of CCTV in public places and police stations has changed the dynamic in alleged brutality cases, where defendants previously relied on their word against police.
Even before the advent of Twenty20, no matter how serious the circumstances, he was thoroughly recalcitrant.
Maybe, with the advent of telephones, we learned how to keep our long-distance friends.
Any modern Airbus or Boeing aircraft can already be landed in thick fog without a pilot, while the advent of military drones underscores how pilotless flight has entered the geo-political mainstream.
In a triumphalist editorial published shortly after Xi's closing address, the party's official news agency, Xinhua, said the advent of Xi Thought underlined how China was now rising "like never before".
With the advent of iPad optimized porn, how can you truly keep your porn habit a secret?
