He depicts his character with a physical double, in sexual poses, in violent acts and in women's clothing.
Fizer missed seven of eight shots in the first half against physical double- and triple-teaming, but paced the Cyclones with 22 points and 12 rebounds.
An unhappy British teacher meets his physical double in a French bar, is drugged and wakes up to find that the stranger has exchanged clothing and documents, leaving him little choice but to slip into another identity.
David Copperfield, of course, is an alter ego — his initials are even those of the author's in reverse; and Dickens originally planned, says Mr. Douglas-Fairhurst, to call the physical doubles in "A Tale of Two Cities" Charles Darney and Dick Carton.
SYB: So what we share with brothers and sisters is, in every sense, our DNA: not just elements of the real, physical double helix, but also the more metaphoric helix, the twisted-together nucleus of references, humiliations, ambitions, smells and sources of light that form what used to be called a soul.
Instead it appears that there is a subtle difference between the illusory double flash percept and the percept elicited by the specific physical double flashes used in this experiment, which can serve as the basis for discrimination between the two.
Moreover, the feedback training effect seemed to disappear once the participants were no longer provided with feedback suggesting a short-lived refinement of discrimination between illusory and physical double flashes rather than vanishing of the illusory percept.
Children's chronic physical diseases doubled the risk of current psychiatric symptoms.
Surely jet lag can be a real and quite nasty phenomenon, one of those psychological-physical double whammies contemporary life likes to fling at us, as if to mock our hurried, stressful ways.
Dr. John Hutchins, the director of international patient services at Johns Hopkins, estimates that the number of institutions offering executive physicals has doubled in the last 10 years.
