That's not because of a technological breakthrough so much as because of a business breakthrough, although a bit of both is involved.
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It was the first bowling change that brought the breakthrough when James Faulkner got a bit of away swing to the right-handed Cooke who edged to first slip where Paul Horton took a juggling catch.
"You've just got to create that breakthrough innings that takes a bit of extra time, where you grind it out and get the result on the back of it," was how Hayden put it this week and there are far easier places to do so than this ground, and this country.
The "Internet Of Things" gets a lot of hype, but with a few notable exceptions, its breakthrough applications still feel a bit abstract, like they're always just around the corner.
She communicates the almost erotic power that ideas can impart, "the bliss" experienced by Justin and his colleagues when they make a breakthrough in their work, lifting "a bit of the heavy veil the material world wears across her face" to catch "a feature of a feature never quite so glimpsed before".
The new design may change this, but it doesn't strike me as a major breakthrough and it actually feels a bit cluttered.
But Roddick has forged a bit of a breakthrough this year, emerging from a five-year slump against the world's top players to beat Djokovic at a tournament in Dubai in April.
In what appeared to be a bit of a breakthrough, the latest sniper killing, on Monday night at a Home Depot in Falls Church, Va., yielded several witnesses, the police said.
