Infrared thermography is used with a twofold function.
The complex formal and symbolic structure of the building is the result of its twofold function.
Tendons aim at linking muscles and skeleton, and have the twofold function of stabilizing joints and transmit muscular forces.
It was rather that they believed in cinema's twofold function: as an absorbing entertainment and as a potential force for good, not through reinforcing conventional morality but through its ability to expose corruption and injustice.
In this context they potentially fulfill a twofold function: as productive assets and, likely, as signals of characteristics of a venture that are not observable at the time of assessment.
According to Cohen and Levinthal [13], R&D activities have a twofold function.
Group-specific norms have, among other things, the twofold function of minimizing perceived differences among group members and maximizing differences between the group and outsiders.
First, it accounts for Carnap's idea that the axioms A TC) have a twofold function, viz., setting forth empirical claims and determining the meaning of theoretical terms (Carnap 1958).
FtsA is an actin homologue with a twofold function, namely to promote FtsZ polymerization by bringing FtsZ polymers to the membrane, and to recruit late divisome proteins to the Z-ring [12], [13], [14].
A social representation can be viewed as "a system of values, ideas and practices with a twofold function".
The effects of the switching frames on the "downstairs" reservation function is twofold: (1) the changes in the "downstairs" function, due to replacing the P-frames with the primary SP-frames at all the transition points and (2) changes due to SSP-frames that only occur at the switching instant, which are discussed in the following sections.
