Sentence examples for double sensing from inspiring English sources

Compared to Hemacytometer, the single and double sensing methods show the maximum concentration errors of 8.7% and 10.3%, which are in the measurement error range of Hemacytometer.

"I like the double sense," Mr. Jarmusch said.

He is a loser in a double sense.

In a double sense, Guido lives in breach of contract.

Even then, enjoying what he was watching on television, Bogle experienced a double sense of unreality.

He has been cruelly burgled in a double sense, and the jeering criminals are all indulgent friends of Antonio.

When used in a Congressional colloquy, as we have just seen, the term's double sense heightens the offense.

"Free in a double sense: he was never until the very end lacking in options," he said.

The double sense she draws from the adverb "breakily" makes the performance seem ungainly (lots of braking) and a bit perilous (liable to break).

/ My deep delight lay in being dated / like the archaic engine," he writes, leaning on the double sense of "craft": a vehicle, a poet's skill.

Rising to the challenge, European Egyptologists became crypt-breakers, in the double sense of tomb penetration and the decoding of glyphs.