It's the Second Advent that's ahead for us.
It was in that Advent silence that the story changed for me, that the magistrate became more of a hero to me and less of an unprofessional softie.
This is due in part to the advent of drugs that slow the virus down, and in part to better treatment of the opportunistic infections that take advantage of the weakened immune system that is the hallmark of AIDS.
But the field of business analytics was born in the mid-1950s, withethe advent of tools that could produce and capture a larger quantity of information and discern patterns in it far more quickly than the unassisted human mind ever could.
In 1950, on the advent of television, that figure was closer to 250,000.
Uniting them was the lure of elected office in the advent of the political upheaval that is to come to the Council next year because of the city's term-limit laws.
Only a few hundred yards from where I write this, Sir Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin, the key step in the advent of the antibiotic drugs that have prolonged countless lives.
That said, socio-political issues are generally more prevalent in the advent of new governments, and that technology companies have played a significant role both in supporting and constraining pro-democracy movements in recent times (Crane et al., 2013), thus leading to national drivers of political reform.
The key argument is that in the advent of global climate change, both the material and social elements have to be considered to devise long-term adaptation measures.
Early on in "The Advent of the Algorithm: The Idea That Rules the World," David Berlinski writes that the story of the algorithm -- the powerful, deceptively simple idea coiled at the heart of the computer revolution -- is "among the greatest and least known of the modern era".
It's only in the last 10,000 years – with the advent of agriculture – that gluten became part of our diet.
