Newcastle leap-frogged from the dead zone to sixth with their first victory at Adams Park, a triumph based on a superb scrum and superior goal-kicking.
We live in a world that is so outcome driven and triumph based that every action seems to require the weight of tangible results to qualify as worthy.
The singular trait of the American way of war is the remarkable ability of our military to advance, absorb setbacks, adapt and ultimately triumph based upon the unique circumstances of a given campaign.
Its founders "began with a single concept: build a network based on the triumph of conservative talk radio," write the liberal authors of the new book, The Fox Effect.
Our studies demonstrated that RphC is an allele of Rph12 (Rph9.z) found in 'Triumph' based on tests of allelism, chromosomal location and pathotype specificity.
The story of the Israelite shepherd and the Philistine warrior is not, for Gladwell, primarily a tale of faith-based triumph against overwhelming odds, but rather a neat demonstration of shifting paradigms.
It viewed Tony Blair's New Labour as "a small, fiercely motivated, power-hungry clique within the party" that, based on its triumphs in 1997 and 2001, advanced "the neo-Thatcherite message that 'there is no alternative'".
The 1896 presidential election is often seen as a realigning election, in which McKinley's view of a stronger central government building American industry through protective tariffs and a dollar based on gold triumphed.
The Bullet was the first motorcycle in the Falcon Ten series and was based on the 1950 Triumph Thunderbird.
More remarkable still, this triumph was based almost wholly on word of mouth - the unfakeable, ever-snowballing real thing.
The complex panorama -- when complete, it consists of three 6-foot-long sections with more than 100 figures -- is based on Mantegna's "Triumph of Caesar" and is filled with typically inscrutable Kahn and Selesnick motifs, including a wicker-clad "sacrificial victim" in his chariot and a parade of natives in "thought beaks".
