Each time an instance of double counting surfaced, the United Way of America insisted that the practice was exclusive to the United Way in question.
A recent working paper by researchers at Stanford, the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard and Microsoft found that Crosscheck's algorithm returns about 200 false positives for every one legitimate instance of double registration it finds.
A federal appeals court in Manhattan has ruled that single prosecutions by separate sovereign entities may still be an unconstitutional instance of double jeopardy when the prosecutors are acting in concert.
The most satisfactory way, is to say that the imagined occurrence of double introduction is an instance of the fallacy of misplaced concreteness.
One recent study found the Crosscheck program identified 200 false positives for every instance of double registration it found.
To avoid any instance of double taxation by the state and federal government, SB 378 stipulates the California version would phase out once the value of a deceased resident's estate hits the federal threshold.
To avoid double counting in the instance of the same data set published in more than one publication, only one article per data set will be retained.
It didn't move much for a decade until the first instance of double-digit price growth in late 1963.
Assertions of freedom of speech, or that nobody has the right not to be offended, are undermined by the inevitable double standards: the refusal, for instance, of Jyllands-Posten – the Danish newspaper that in 2005 published cartoons depicting Muhammad – to publish drawings mocking Jesus Christ for fear of "an outcry" among its Christian readers.
For a moment, this sounds like a classic instance of Clinton double-dealing: a New York echo of Bill Clinton secretly enlisting Dick Morris to help him in the White House.
I suppose the pre-eminent instance of this doubling is the Mona Lisa, ageless apparition and Florentine housewife all in one.
