By this definition a run of three genes with similar annotation would be counted as two pairs.
A pitch out of the strike zone and high and close should be counted as two balls.
Two or more RTS which started on the same river reach, for example, but eventually conjoined laterally (or in a few cases as their headwalls from adjacent valleys met on an interfluve) were counted as two features in the dataset.
The Afghans still say sixteen; there were a few hours when an Afghan said that one victim was pregnant, and so counted as two, but that was said to be a mistake.
The list overstates the amount of legislative activity somewhat because in about 10 cases, the same piece of legislation introduced into two legislative chambers is counted as two separate bills.
The only president to serve two non-consecutive terms – and for that reason generally counted as two presidents rather than one – Cleveland was also the first president to live some of his life in the 20th century.
In other words, an hour spent using both TV and a laptop at the same time counted as two hours of media-use time for purposes of the survey.
The volume of records was apparently a product of not only the exponential math involved in gathering years of phone records from every caller a step away from each suspect, but also duplication: A single phone call logged by two companies counted as two records.
And in Mr. Andrade's case, his theft of the videotapes, which occurred on separate occasions two weeks apart, was counted as two offenses, doubling his 25-year sentence to 50 years, even though both thefts had been charged in a single indictment.
Further, Bifurcations and lakes were counted as two ridges and dot as one ridge.
(Here's the caveat: If, say, you're following someone on Twitter and on Vine, you'll get counted as two people.
