Breaking Bad, the critical hit of 2013, deployed a double-stranded central theme, entwined liked post-coital lovers: the moral decline of Walter White, and whether or not he would sacrifice his sidekick Jesse Pinkman.
The microtremor records were measured using seven sets of vertical seismometers and loggers, which were deployed in a double triangular array around the center of the triangles (Kudo et al. 2002).
Mr. Lloyd Webber ended up serving as a judge, offering performers advice and deploying a sexual double entendre or two (unprintable here).
The revelation that the Saudis deployed a body double added to the multiplying doubts about the Saudi explanation of how Mr. Khashoggi, 59, died.
Whereas on Wednesday against Kansas City he played as a lone holder in Jay Heaps' customary 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1 sethe on Sunday, deploying Jones in a double pivot.
Two identical beam-and-sled assemblies were configured to allow two identical trawls (7.35 m headlines and footropes) to be adjusted to spread ratios (defined as wing-end spread ÷ headline length) of 0.5, 0.6, 0.7 and 0.8 and deployed (n = 30 each) in a double rig across the same depth, current, towing speed and duration.
One could suggest that given circumstantial evidence is being deployed against Dastyari, maybe there is a double standard at play.
Its name refers to the strait between Brooklyn and Governors Island, though the name also functions as a double entendre, buttermilk being deployed as an ingredient not only in the batter for fried chicken but also in the house-made ricotta that's layered into an appetizer tart.
Tensions also rose as a double cordon of riot police deployed in the street near Kiev's city administration building, which demonstrators had occupied and turned into a makeshift command post and dormitory.
A double hyphen is used when POJ is deployed as an orthography (rather than as a transcription system) to indicate that the following syllable should be pronounced in the neutral tone.
