Sentence examples for displaying twice from inspiring English sources

This winter, though, curators there decided that parts of the museum's permanent collection were worth displaying twice, in back-to-back exhibitions.

Several decades later, reports had also shown that the DNA content of a small percentage of Purkinje cells could be hyperdiploid, with many displaying twice the amount of nuclear DNA of somatic cells [ 21, 22, 25, 26].

It displays twice as many coffins and mummies, the vital statistic in any pharaoh-related exhibition.

This time a saleswoman named Jessica displayed twice the firepower — and charm — of the previous three combined.

To reduce motion blur, Mr. Poor also prefers L.C.D. sets with a frame rate of 120 hertz, or Hz, which means the TV can display twice as many images each second as conventional 60-hertz sets.

Horst's most famous photograph, the Mainbocher Corset, is displayed twice: the original picture, which features a dangerously loose corset, next to the tightly-bound, retouched version Vogue used, a reminder that photographic manipulation was alive and well before Photoshop.

To assume his disguise as the Bishop, who the police believe to be the Blackbird's disabled brother, Chaney seems to pitch his body into a violent distortion, dislocating a shoulder and twisting his legs together into a knot — a clearly painful process that Browning displays twice in agonizing single takes.

The party, having once vilified the ancient sage, now depends on him in its attempts at global rebranding.Mao Zedong, the only other figure permanently honoured at Tiananmen (a portrait of Sun Yat-sen is displayed twice a year), is considered a bit too controversial among foreigners to be part of this image-moulding effort.

Different 3D pyrolytic carbon microelectrodes were compared and the optimal design displayed twice the peak current and half the charge transfer resistance as compared to 2D carbon electrodes.

Advanced HyperCrystalTM III LCD HyperCrystal III displays twice as bright as previous LCDs so that you can see the details more clearly, even in direct sunlight.

The helmet has so far been publicly displayed twice, once in a 2012 exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, and again at Tullie House in 2013-14.