With the advent of mind-mapping software, many people are creating them on their computers.
It predates the revolution in mass communication, never mind the advent of the internet.
This idea was promulgated by Boole (1854) in his work on formal logic, and it helped pave the way for the advent of computing and, ultimately, for the computational theory of mind.
In their minds, the advent of low-cost automation foretells changes on the scale of the revolution in agricultural technology over the last century, when farming employment in the United States fell from 40 percent of the work force to about 2 percent today.
To some parishioners attending the Trinity Evangelical Church near here, the advent of same-sex marriage called to mind the biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah.
Hepburn played an intensely brilliant research librarian with the belief in the power of a woman's mind over the advent of the machine.
The President might not have had this in mind, but the advent of women conductors on a large-scale could grow the classical music industry exponentially by uniquely illuminating classical music in ways that have not been heard before.
The advent of Pep Guardiola and José Mourinho to Manchester threatens to create the event horizon of mind games, a black hole of artless man-baiting, into which all rational commentary will be terminally sucked.
Now THE ANATOMY OF GHOSTS (Hyperion, $24.99) pitches us into dynamic but rowdy 18th-century England, when superstition still held a grip on rational minds despite the advent of the Enlightenment.
This warm glow would doubtfully be maintained for the Flow Country: it would be transferred when other conservation issues came to the forefront of respondents' minds, with the advent of some other controversy.
An important point that must be kept in mind is that the advent of NoCs does not result in a phasing out of bus-based communication architectures.
