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There was little optimism in the West that talks would lead to significant breakthroughs, much less to an end to Iran's nuclear ambitions.

But although the increasing number of MPs' wives pursuing their own careers has been heralded as some sort of feminist breakthrough, much of the media coverage of these women remains distinctly sexist.

They also don't give credit to the wide, collaborative networks of researchers whose collective efforts lead to breakthroughs as much as the work of lone geniuses.

They have led to the formation of women's health programs at various government agencies, for example, which has led to some big breakthroughs, including much of the available information about how cardiovascular disease affects women differently than men, and the various risks of hormone replacement therapy.

That's not because of a technological breakthrough so much as because of a business breakthrough, although a bit of both is involved.

"Pressuring Israel at the right moment during a peace negotiation that actually promises to produce a breakthrough is much smarter".

But Zille, a 58-year-old former anti-apartheid activist, claims the DA's breakthrough is much more than a demographic assertion.

Sixteen years ago, when the A8 was launched, it was Audi's breakthrough car, much like the S-Class for Mercedes or the 7 Series for BMW.

"This was a breakthrough idea much like Yahoo! was in its day," says Walecka, indicating that HelloBrain could change the way high tech companies do business.

A critical level of heterogeneity magnitude seems to exist below which the minimum pore volumes required to breakthrough are much higher.

Although the very first tubular micromotors fabricated by using electrochemical techniques were obtained by depositing platinum and gold onto a silver wire which was then subjected to further etching [35], breakthrough to much more attractive implementation came with the template-based tubular micromotors electrochemically deposited into porous membranes.