"double importance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to convey that something is of more importance than normal. For example: "The importance of the safety briefing was highlighted with double importance before the sailing voyage."
Our presentation aims at identifying the double importance suggested by Minkowski to the concept of intuition, as it represents a method of knowledge and, at the same time, as a fundamental element in the structure of the lived experience of a subject.
Transcripts positively correlated to the rest of the module are given a weight of 2 (that is, are given double importance in the calculations), while negative correlations are penalised with a weight of 0.5 (half of the importance in this case).
'We estimate that these effects on plants could double the importance of ozone increases in the lower atmosphere as a driver of climate change,' he said.
Molecular descriptors can be selected multiple times for each Or, effectively creating weights for descriptors, as a descriptor that was selected twice will have double the importance when predicting activity of the odor libraries.
But his time in the California sun has an additional, double-sided importance: what it reveals about Fitzgerald's life and work, and what it reveals about the world of movies.
Doubling its importance was a compromise solution between being truthful to the particularities of each method and still gathering all the relevant information.
In particular, there was a "stunning increase in the role of auditors (a four-fold increase in the relative frequency of detections) and of the SEC (a doubling of their importance, albeit from a very low level)".Sharpening upAlas, the economists admit they "cannot determine" what part of the post-Enron reforms has led auditors to sharpen their scrutiny of companies.
One of the most compelling theoretical arguments for the importance of double mutations in adaptation comes from Weinreich and Chao [9], who showed that in large populations double mutations will be sufficiently likely to allow escape from local maxima.
In other words, when people have no way of addressing failed commitments at work, they double down on the importance of commitment in other parts of their lives.
Capitalism's profound effect on society has encouraged economic and accounting historians to hypothesise about the importance of double entry bookkeeping to its development.
Covering a wide intensity range within the "non-sequential" (NS) double ionization regime, the importance of different NS double ionization mechanisms is explored as a function of the laser intensity.
