In some cases, the pronunciation given to the vowels (faster or slower?) is uncertain and variable, a phenomenon which causes the double possibility of
An all-electric traction can be obtained in various ways, with different architectures ranging from full-hybrid configurations that allows driving in electric mode for short ranges, to solutions with electric batteries and motor, up to the adoption of electric systems with the double possibility of supplying onboard electricity from both hydrogen-powered fuel cells and batteries.
Adjusted OR also showed a higher risk of having depressive symptoms in the older adolescents than the younger adolescents (OR = 2.16, 95% CI = 1.81-3.44) and similarly, the older adolescents had almost double the possibility of having low physical activity than the younger adolescents (OR = 1.72, 95% CI = 1.29-2.36).
Uncertainty also exists regarding the cost consequences of treating both eyes, where total cost is not likely to double given the possibility of achieving economies of scale from shared categorical spending, such as administrative and monitoring costs.
In the core of the presented dynamical system lies interesting features such as invariant measure, ergodicity, bifurcation without period doubling, and the possibility of KS-entropy calculation [4].
The Kosambi map function, which is widely used and thought to reflect adequate levels of double recombination in humans, has been applied for calibrating the slight possibility of double recombination when constructing genetic maps [ 25].
It is precisely this possibility of "double consciousness", argues Lugones (1990), which makes resistance possible at all.
One double had researched the possibility of other world leaders having had stand-ins.
"But that opportunity doesn't present itself very often, and it comes with all sorts of problems," Ms. White said, citing the possibility of double agents.
An unusual characteristic of the Mongolian languages is the possibility of double cases, as in Classical Mongolian ger-t-eče 'from [at] the house'house-[dative-locative]-[ablativeive]'), eke-yin-dür 'to/at mother's'mother-[genitive]-[dative-locativeive]').
They also confirmed that any charges would be indicated on all cash machines by January 1. John Hardy, chief executive of Link, said: "The members have given an assurance that they will seek to ensure there will be no possibility of double charging".
