GENETICS often progresses by breaking things.
That's how science progresses, by doing scientific experiments.
Because science progresses by falsifying hypotheses and testing accepted wisdom, the scientific literature is a rich repository of opposing arguments.
The poem describes a sick child whose illness progresses by alternately lurching and idling, a pattern suggested by these spasmodic enjambments.
The "walk" progresses by moving the jaw arches in order: upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right, and so on.
The Sufi progresses by means of his own mujāhadah (work, or self-mortification) and through the help and guidance of the masters (sheikhs).
While it progresses by means of long, informative essays on Barbour's Bruce (circa 1370), Robert Burns, Hugh MacDiarmid, Edwin Morgan and others, it seldom pretends to offer impartial discussion or to invite debate on its central topic.
Centre of My World transports us convincingly into the heart of a dysfunctional family in a huge crumbling mansion in northern Germany, and then gently, quietly, begins to unfurl, gathering power as it progresses by the accretion of sensitively observed detail.
One was a 1973 film positing them as a terrifying threat to Britain, a sentiment slightly undercut as the film progresses by the discovery that their vice-president "Mad" John and his sergeant-at-arms, cross-eyed Karl, can't even successfully organise a weekend break on a barge near Aylesbury, let alone the destruction of society as we know it.
He progresses by confused and shambling steps from a strict Plymouth Brethren upbringing in rural Devon to obsessive gambling in London and Oxford and on to Australia, where a bet inspired by his desperation to impress a certain Lucinda has him transporting a glass church through the outback and up the Bellinger river on a mission even more futile than that of Marlow in Heart Of Darkness.
Science progresses by solving more problems.
