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Thus, for Leibniz, a miracle occurs when a creature performs an action that does not flow from its own natural powers, and so bodies could obey laws of motion not grounded in their own natural powers only through the advent of a perpetual miracle.

In "Down and Dirty Pictures" Biskind takes a stab at explaining one of the seismic changes to the filmmaking business through the 1990's: the advent of a viable independent movie industry.

All week, fans had been hoping Murray's march through the draw might signal the advent of a different kind of British tennis player – one who inspired expectation rather than hope and would avoid putting them through the wringer in quite the same way as Tim Henman, his predecessor as British No 1 who lost four semis.

Through the collapse of Christian Democracy and the advent of a leftist local authority and a right-wing Silvio Berlusconi to national government, the system remained intact.

It follows, he believes, that liberation from such violence will come only through the counter violence of revolution and the advent of a "socialism of abundance".

Before the advent of a federal postal system, letters passed through the hands of many volunteer carriers on the way to their destinations.

Will we see the advent of a Lioness duvet cover?

The extra weight and size was desired to turn the breed into a very heavy draft breed, after their role as an artillery horse had diminished through the advent of mechanization, as well as a desire for a meat animal.

One meaning touches on a biographical aspect, because it covers a particular period of my life but it's also a take on 21st-century image ecology, which really means that what's happened in the past 10 years through the advent of digital photography, we've been faced with an incredible flood of images; many more than before.

Through the advent of recombinant DNA technology, genetic engineering has emerged as a crucial step in the development of industrial bioprocesses.

The number and variety of metabolites that are detectable and quantifiable in biological samples in a single experiment largely increased through the advent of modern metabolomics techniques, which are mainly based on nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy or mass spectrometry coupled to gas or liquid chromatography (1).