The report then described the preparation of each dish, including such details as a "double fire"—for a critic's table, a kitchen will sometimes make two identical dishes, taste one, and, reassured, send out the other.
Porous hydroxyapatite (HA)/carbon nanotubes (CNTs) composites were produced by using polymeric sponge route through double firing method (500 °C for 0.5 h and 1000 °C for 1 h).
Evidence of subsequent, low-to-moderate-severity fires included single and double fire scars on thin-barked lodgepole pine that were as small as 3.6 cm in diameter at the time of the fire, but survived.
Because of this, "double firing" was tried where the gunner lit the fuse and then the touch hole.
Because of this danger, "double firing" was developed, where the fuse was turned up and the gunner lighted the fuse and the touch hole simultaneously.
But Wise, who had just moved to right field from left field on a double switch, fired home to catcher Russell Martin, who applied the tag to the sliding Moore to end the inning.
Two cents/pound carbon dioxide tax would almost double coal fired electricity from 4 to 8 cents/kWh, making next generation solar thermal facilities competitive.
The setup shown in Figure 3 was based on two pulsed Nd YAG lasers (New Wave SoloII, New Wave Research, Fremont, CA, USA; 30 mJ, double cavity) firing on the second harmonic SoloII (green, 532 nm).
At Hardester's Market & Hardware, which has anchored Middletown since 1943, clerks said they had already met their first double-fire survivors: a family burned out of Middletown by the Valley fire just lost their new home in Lower Lake just up the road.
At Hardester's Market & Hardware in Middletown, clerks on Monday said they had already met their first double-fire survivors: a family burned out of Middletown by the Valley fire just lost their new home in Lower Lake right up the road. .
He wheeled to start a double play, but fired low, under the glove of Tony Womack at second.
