Sentence examples similar to smaller twice from inspiring English sources

The first detective fired, gave another warning, then fired again, hitting Mr. Smalls twice.

"What, am I still in prison?" Mr. Smith asked upon reaching the center's door, which was battered steel with a small, twice-punctured window.

Mr. Villalobos said that in most of Latin America, patacón refers to an individual flattened disc of plantain, perhaps topped with guacamole or cheese, or a small twice-fried round, collectively also called tostones (tohs-TOE-nays).

Derk Sauer, a Dutch publisher who had come to Moscow in 1989, made plans to turn a small, twice-weekly paper he was producing into a world-class daily.

To get here, you can either catch a small twice-weekly ferry, which in winter is more often than not stuck in what might generously - if not very truthfully - be termed Foula's harbour, or take a tiny eight-seat twin-prop Islander aeroplane that flies whenever the prevailing force eight is kind enough to blast straight up or down, as opposed to across, the homemade landing strip.

Within this peregrination, there were other movements, smaller but twice as frantic.

It is obviously expected that the etching process would dissolve completely all silicon grains having a size dimension smaller than twice of the SiNW height.

Of the approximate 265 Kepler planets represented on the graph, about 140 were labeled "like Earth," that is, having a radius smaller than twice Earth's radius.

The cluster energy was smaller almost twice when the carbon atom was on the surface compared to its position in the central octahedral interstice due to influence of the surface as indicated in Fig. 2b.

The sensing performance of the close-type NiO was superior to the other, which benefits from the following factors: In the close-type nanoflower, (1) the architecture is more porous and closer; (2) more nanojunctions between adjacent nanosheets are formed; (3) abundant micro reaction rooms are assembled by nanosheets; (4) the thickness of nanosheets are much smaller than twice Debye length.

We have deliberately ignored that the mass difference between two measured peaks in ({mathcal{D}}) may be smaller than twice the chosen mass accuracy; in this case, two peaks would be assigned the same molecular formula in the fragmentation graph and, possibly, also the maximum colorful subtree, violating our condition that all nodes have to be different molecular formulas.