The history of medicine is defined by advances born of bioscience.
"The brain can't possibly know that in advance of being born," he said, and so, in those first moments of new sight — even with two good eyes — the incoming light will be mishandled by an unprepared brain.
The greatest advance came from John Loudon McAdam, born in 1756 at Ayr in Scotland.
Advance!" Peng Liyuan was born in east China's Shandong province in 1962, the eldest of three children.
He said he was thrilled and surprised to be shortlisted: "There is a certain Scottish way of preparing yourself for disappointment in advance, a coping strategy born out of many years of watching our football team".
It points out that between 2000 and 2009, such were the advances that a baby born in 2009 could expect to live three years longer than one born in 2000.
Age really has no business advancing on this singer, born Richard Penniman, and so what you remember is the disjunction between his lovely, widened, overexcited eyes and the frailty of his joints.
But sports for Putin, as his subjects would soon learn, were no minor obsession, no flash dance of machismo born of advancing middle age and a latent exhibitionist streak.
But an excessive enthusiasm for and reliance on advances in weight loss born of laboratories rather than living rooms obscures many fundamentals.
The Muqaddimah also states in chapter 6: In his Akhlaq-i-Nasri, Tusi put forward a basic theory for the evolution of species almost 600 years before Charles Darwin, the English naturalist credited with advancing the idea, was born.
Check your pockets: your smartphone was born after computer advances for Apollo missions.
