The phrase "a two times" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when referring to a multiplication or frequency; the correct form would be "twice" or "two times."
Example: "I have seen that movie two times this month."
Alternatives: "twice" or "twofold."
Using a two times scales perturbation method, the relationship between the beam parameters and the damping rates are obtained analytically.
The integration scheme allows significantly lower area consumption at equivalent specific capacitance and a two times higher quality factor than the state of the art reference.
Furthermore, we implement EWSC system in four examples, a 5-floor building and a 4-area factory, a two times more complicated system with respect to the previous and make numerous tests to demonstrate the stabilizing efficiency.
As the frequency of the water supply is on a two times per week basis, the survey reveals a discrepancy in terms of volumes consumed and stored by each household.
At the Pulau Sikuai station site, the attenuation approach gave a two times or greater difference in PGA when compared with the measured values for the Mw 7.9 aftershock and Mw 8.5 mainshock respectively.
The devices with the C60/LiF (5 nm) double CBLs exhibit a peak efficiency of 3.65%, while the LiF (5 nm -only device shows a two times lower PCE of 1.79%.
She is a two-times world champion who has reset the world record six times and needed only the Olympic gold to complete her trophy cabinet after finishing with silver in 2012.
He is a two-times Golden Boot winner.
As a two-times winner here, Donald may well be inspired by familiarity.
The Spain international is still at the Bernabéu, played more than 20 times last season and is now a two-times Champions League winner.
Contador, who is also a two-times winner of the Vuelta, and Froome were in the chasing pack behind Matthews and clocked the same time as the winner.
