The phrase "executed twice" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that something was done or performed two times. Example: The experiment was executed twice to ensure accurate results.
With the method executed twice only, the plasticity of the BMG part increases dramatically by about 20 times, from 0.1% up to ~2%.
The genetic analyses were executed twice, the first one only with the first conformation assessment record of each animal (dataset 1: 2512 horses and records), and the second one, only for animals with more than one conformation records available (dataset 2: 876 horses and 2522 records).
This is time-consuming and a great share of modeling work needs to be executed twice (e.g., 3D-modeling), at first by the architect for the parametric building model and the second time by the game designer for the 3D-game content.
23 executed twice, which breaks withNack.
MLG has executed twice: it created MLG.tv, and put together its own advertising team.
As Figure 2 shows, PLS is executed twice for this concrete application.
In fact, these sales managers believed that our sales people could execute twice the number of activities per day even without implementing their suggestion.
Even if the attacker could try to mislead investigation, by executing the action twice while setting the packet fields to be similar in the two generated datagrams (the aim is to lead the central investigation node to discard one copy), this malicious behavior could be detected.
Buy and sell orders can be placed at any time of the day, but the actual trades are executed only twice a day, once in the morning and once in the afternoon.
the attacker executes the same action twice, leading to the generation of two packets containing the same action but a different digest; the attacker generates the action only one time, but the packet generated to remotely execute it was observed by different observers and therefore two pieces of evidence are obtained, which are related to a single executed action.
Both ν-DSMC and RTSM execute about twice (or more) as fast as DSMC.
