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It was eventually superseded by R. Arkwright's water frame.

The painted miniature was eventually superseded by the small, hand-tinted photograph.

This spinning machine was eventually superseded by Richard Arkwright's water frame.

Woodblock printing with stencil coloring became the basic method, and it was eventually superseded by copper and, later, steel engraving; then came chromolithography and, finally, offset printing.

Jørgensen adhered to the rival Blomstrand-Jørgensen "chain theory," which was eventually superseded by Werner's theory, the basis for modern coordination chemistry.

The gas-containing envelopes of early airships used cotton fabric impregnated with rubber, a combination that was eventually superseded by synthetic fabrics such as neoprene and Dacron.

Even if such a deal is eventually superseded by a broader one, it may already have caused long-term damage by allowing less efficient firms to become entrenched.

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Ireland and Hendrik A. Lorentz of the Netherlands to devise a compromise to salvage the notion of ether were eventually superseded by Einstein's special theory of relativity (see relativity).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in the 1990s argues that second-best solutions can give way to the best: regulations on power stations were eventually superseded by a successful cap-and-trade scheme that cleared the stuff out of America's air.Europe's carmakers, of course, are not best pleased with the commission's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.

They were eventually superseded by the railways at the end of the 19th Century". He said that when the celebrations were over, the trow would be used for education, tourism and art and would highlight the county's heritage.

The company's original wooden Fort Churchill was built on the site in 1688 and burned in 1689, and it was eventually superseded (1731 71) by Fort Prince of Wales, which is now partially restored as a national historical site.