Pasteur said, "Chance only favours the prepared mind," and it was chance observation through which he discovered that cultures of chicken cholera lost their pathogenicity and retained "attenuated" pathogenic characteristics over the course of many generations.
"We are going into the second leg with a fairly good chance to go through, which has not been the case before.
Collaboration with charities allows service users the chance to get involved in projects, through which we are able to gain an insight into our diseases.
It relates the battle of Waterloo and its themes of chance and destiny to the sewers through which Valjean wanders after he has left the barricades; and it links the sewers to the underground slang, the argot, which Hugo delights to record in his prose.
Kawachi et al. [ 26] found these accounts useful to help unpack and distinguish between the different forms of social capital, bridging, bonding and linking [ 27, 28] providing a better chance of understanding the precise mechanisms through which social capital can facilitate a range of health related outcomes.
He had spent all evening hunting and probing for chances, using his versatility to find the gap through which he would send Portugal to Kiev on Sunday.
Crackle serves as a talent discovery system through which amateur producers can win a chance to pitch ideas to Sony and other media executives.
Few female actors get the chance to play the role which Max Beerbohm described as "the hoop through which every eminent actor must, sooner or later, jump".
On this assumption we exercise varieties of discrimination, through which we effectively, if often unthinkingly, reduce his life chances" (pages 3 5) [ 20].
One of the mechanisms through which the envelope teaser is hypothesized to work is through increasing the chance that a physician gatekeeper would pass the survey along to the potential respondent, thereby increasing the likelihood of response.
