come into their own

However, GM seems to have a knack for killing vehicles just as they come into their own, so we won't hold our breath.

California and the Southwest come into their own in September, with San Franciscans actually seeing the sun for a few days.

But in a few more years, as Moore's Law continues to expand our computing capabilities, we may well see topic maps come into their own.

In the last XML Matters article, I mentioned that microformats could really come into their own when coupled with Atom (see Resources).

He thinks it will be a few years yet before quorum sensing inhibitors come into their own.

If you retire to a place with high population density, then mobility scooters come into their own.

Their flower production slows down, but then the truly hardy winter-flowering pansies come into their own.

With desk-top manufacturing, prosumers will really come into their own, he says.

They come into their own when candles are placed inside during a full moon.

Where water is particularly scarce, more advanced techniques come into their own.

What kind of people, though, come into their own when the going gets downright ridiculous?

The short chapters really come into their own here: you can look up any particular task, such as "quick finds in the current directory. "

Necromancer's come into their own when you are killing a major mob.

It is here that the amines come into their own.

Hybrids come into their own in cities because of their limited range and top speeds.