However, it is increasingly recognized and diagnosed in children with the advent of new technical means both the imaging plane as clinically, allowing an early and adapted medical care.
Prior to the advent of our modern technical age, when was the last time someone mailed 28 letters out each and every day?
With the advent of minimally invasive procedures, technical demands on surgeons also increase.
And yet, the latter did not properly exist as a practice until the advent of obstetrics with its technical manipulation of pregnant female bodies.
With the advent of iPS cells and sophisticated technical resources, knowledge garnered from the study of human ES cells and iPS cells will continue to amass exponentially, addressing our concerns on naïve pluripotency.
The advent of cannulated systems has improved the technical ease of intramedullary insertion, but requires a larger screw head which produces an even greater source of mechanical irritation at the lateral foot.
How do we participate in and lead the remarkable ongoing transformations in science the revolution in biomedicine, the advent of computation as a conceptual and technical tool, and the breakdown of the boundary between science as the study of natural phenomena and engineering as the study of man-made artifacts?
Its origins can be traced back to 1950 and to the advent of FAO's field programme, financed with resources made available through the Expanded Programme of Technical Assistance (EPTA).
With the advent of almost every new media technology, pornography has been its "killer app," or the application that drove early deployment of technical innovations in search of profit.
The word is derived from the Greek word ergon, meaning work, but the term work itself acquired a technical meaning with the advent of Newtonian mechanics.
