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It was eventually superseded by R. Arkwright's water frame.

The painted miniature was eventually superseded by the small, hand-tinted photograph.

This spinning machine was eventually superseded by Richard Arkwright's water frame.

P.B.P., which began as a professional race, was eventually superseded as a competition by the Tour de France.

The home video-recording system, which was eventually superseded by the rival VHS format, faced a suit in 1984 in which Disney and Universal called for its ban.

Holzwarth and various collaborators continued to develop the explosion turbine for more than 30 years until it was eventually superseded by the modern gas-turbine engine.

Everything is in continual process of becoming and ceasing to be, in which nothing is permanent but everything changes and is eventually superseded.

Even if such a deal is eventually superseded by a broader one, it may already have caused long-term damage by allowing less efficient firms to become entrenched.

Those forms of hip-hop style were eventually superseded as their sartorial moment passed -- or so one thought, until the May issue of French Vogue arrived.

Ingenious attempts by the physicists George FitzGerald of Ireland and Hendrik A. Lorentz of the Netherlands to devise a compromise to salvage the notion of ether were eventually superseded by Einstein's special theory of relativity (see relativity).

And the experience of cutting sulphur emissions in America in the 1990s argues that second-best solutions can give way to the best: regulations on power stations were eventually superseded by a successful cap-and-trade scheme that cleared the stuff out of America's air.Europe's carmakers, of course, are not best pleased with the commission's plan.