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Doubling may refer to: in maths: multiplication by 2 · doubling the cube, a geometric problem; doubling time, the period of time required for a quantity to...
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transitive verb 1 : to make twice as great or as many: as a : to increase by adding an equal amount b : to amount to twice the number of c : to make a call...
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Climate sensitivity is a term used to characterize the response of the climate system to an imposed forcing, and is most commonly used to mean the equilibrium global mean surface temperature change that occurs in response to a doubling of atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration. Items in cart [0] All rights reserved.
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If you keep doubling your pennies, you'll wind up with many more than a million dollars. These examples show that doubling a number, doubling that new number, and continuing on in this way quickly results in very large numbers. Adding all those large numbers up produces an even bigger number.
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These problems were those of squaring the circle, doubling the cube and trisecting an angle. Although these are closely linked, we choose to examine them in...
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Encyclopedia: Doubling the cube
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William H. Shea; Research Associate; Biblical Research Institute, Silver Spring, Maryland The doubling there appears to be a literary marker, telling the reader that this narrative is an intentional second narrative on the same subject of creation that was covered in the first narrative.
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Objective To investigate whether frequency-doubling perimetry (FDP) predicts future visual field loss with achromatic automated perimetry (AAP), just as it may be predicted with short-wavelength automated perimetry (SWAP).
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