The phrase "arms doubled" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is describing a physical position or action, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "He stood with his arms doubled, ready to defend himself."
Alternatives: "arms crossed" or "arms folded".
They vary from those with a single head but with neck, trunk, and limbs doubled, through those with two heads and a single trunk, to others with head, shoulders, and arms doubled, but with one trunk and one pair of legs.
Sam Estavie, dancing low on his haunches, his arms folding around his face, his eyes pooling in sadness; Derrick "Sick" Murreld, arms doubled backwards into wings that might just let him fly away; Sean Douglas "Brixx", who seems to float above the ground as he glides, bourrées and moonwalks.
Psychologist Richard Wiseman calls this the "what if principle," citing research that shows smiling makes you happier, crossing your arms doubles the time your preserve on a difficult challenge, or squeezing your hand into a fist increases willpower by 40percentt.
Today at Arm TechCon 2018, Arm doubled down in the infrastructure space with the launch of its Neoverse brand of infrastructure related intellectual property (IP) and a brief glimpse at its roadmap.
On Monday, the automaker said its debt buyback was oversubscribed and that its finance arm doubled the amount it will spend to buy back obligations from creditors as the company tries to stay away from government assistance and interference.
Stay Above Babbacombe beach, The Cary Arms (doubles from £195 B&B) combines contemporary seaside chic with classic touches.
The Wentworth Arms (doubles from £60, 01653 692618, wentwortharmsmalton.co.uk) in Old Malton is a more basic coaching inn.
There's food and accommodation at Denver Sluice in the classic shape of The Jenyns Arms (doubles £45, room-only), with more B&Bs and a traditional hotel, the Castle (doubles £75 B&B), in nearby Downham Market, an attractive, old-fashioned Fenland market town.
Subjects were randomized into 1 of 10 treatment arms: double-blind placebo (matched to albiglutide arms); albiglutide weekly (4, 15, or 30 mg), every 2 weeks (biweekly; 15, 30, or 50 mg), or monthly (50 or 100 mg); or open-label exenatide (5 μg twice daily for 4 weeks followed by 12 weeks of 10 μg twice daily).
One of Countrywide's mortgage brokerage arms "routinely doubled the amount of the potential borrower's income... so that borrowers could qualify for loans they could not afford".
Thanks to the sitcom and other properties like Star Trek and Sabrina, the Teenage Witch, the value of his TV production arm has doubled since 1996 to $3.3 billion.
