You know, the ones where Volkswagen double-checks its cars' emissions.
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"Is this one for pain or nausea?" she double-checks with me.
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She locks her doors, then checks and double-checks that they're still locked.
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My friend and studiomate James (who's American) usually double-checks on the grammar.
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She double checks several pieces of evidence that were once used against Steven Avery.
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Follow along with Google as it double-checks everything that has access to your account.
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Search engines no longer show any responses on threads and the forum double-checks privacy settings.
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I tell her I'm with Hanako, but she double checks with the team to make sure.
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Then a Customs and Border Protection agent double checks you're you, and you're on your way.
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It then double checks to see if the cases meet certain conditions—violent felonies, for example, are ineligible.
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"We will take all necessary measures, like double checks, to prevent a recurrence," Health Minister Katsunobu Kato said.
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She double checks with Quinn about McClendon, realizes something's up, and takes Quinn back to the city with her.
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This security step double-checks your identity is legitimate before letting you use a particular account, like your email.
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Anderson double checks his equipment and can't figure out how the rumor that his boat is in distress got started.
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The software even double checks all of your work to make sure you're not going to get audited from the IRS.
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After more than a year and a half of verifications, checks and double-checks, I finally had my transition plan approved.
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That protocol double-checks that messages were sent by their listed senders, allowing fake emails to be deleted or sent to spam.
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He double-checks the order with his wife and quickly walks to the motorbike waiting for him on the sidewalk outside the restaurant.
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An add on protocol known as DMARC can be installed to double checks if emails are authentic, but not all web domains use it.
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The company offers a quick Security Checkup, which lets you review the devices and apps that have access to your account and double-checks your account recovery method.
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Anyone who knows what they're doing can reconstruct the entire election and reveal any errors and irregularities that slipped through the process despite all of these safeguards, checks, and double-checks.
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The Washington Post chatted with the creators of a new testing method for coffee beans, which double checks that the name on the label of your beans matches what you're actually getting.
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He double-checks everything I do and does everything in his power to make sure that I not only come out with the win, but I leave the cage in good health.
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His order is an iced coffee with almond milk and no sugar (he double-checks the "no sugar" part at the window) to wash down a protein bar before the therapy session begins.
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PWC's methods for tabulation are said to be quite rigorous, with lots of double checks and redundancies built into their system, which is designed to make sure the right winner is placed into every envelope.
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In the present time, Bernard double-checks that the robots still can't understand their own reality while Theresa (Sidse Babett Knudsen) gets instructions from a nude Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson) to help her fire Dr. Ford (Anthony Hopkins).
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As Google outlines here, the chip's job is essentially to supervise; it double-checks boot conditions, verifies firmware signatures, handles lock screen passcodes and tries to keep malicious apps from forcing your device to roll back to "older, potentially vulnerable" builds of Android.
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"It's a bit surprising (because) in the Japanese houses there are a lot of checks and double-checks but I'm not sure what automated compliance systems there are, or if they have any," said one long-time trader in the Asian market.
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These days, fearful that attackers might be hiding amid the cornfields that flank the building, she parks in a different lot than most all of her colleagues and double-checks who's at the doors—which were left unlocked prior to the vandalism—before answering them.
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She dislikes having to have a security detail, and routinely checks and double checks the front door of her mock Tudor-style home in Sonning to make sure it is locked even though it is probably one of the most secure houses in Britain.
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You'd still need to get through airport security which double-checks boarding passes against passenger databases and requires valid photo ID. It just means that instead of waiting for a flight in a crowded lounge by your gate, you can pass the time in a little more comfort.
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The ability to send snippets of voice recordings to contacts is a standard Echo feature, and once the Echo hears the command to begin a "Voice Message," it double checks that it has the correct contact, then records until the user stops speaking and sends the file off.
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And Abby Tank from Wilmington, N.C., explained that she double-checks all news, including gossip, before sharing it: Personally, I like having all of my facts right, so if I am not 100% certain that what I am saying is true, I am not going to share the information with others.
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"Federico Macheda double checks Burnley's charge to the Championship title". The Independent (London). Retrieved 10 April 2014.
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It is more reliable than SLIP because it double checks to make sure that Internet packets arrive intact. It resends any damaged packets. PPP was designed somewhat after the original HDLC specifications. The designers of PPP included many additional features that had been seen only in proprietary data- link protocols up to that time.
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Toilets and air conditioning system were first to be fixed while more complicated works including new check in facilities that will eliminate double checks for baggage as well interior remodeling will proceed gradually during low traffic winter months. Airport also hosts all necessary services such as a police station, a medical clinic, airline and handlers offices, rent-a-car and tour operators kiosks, VIP halls as well recently refurbished duty free shops, cafes and restaurants.
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She dramatically begs him not to think of such things, but just happens to have the notary to hand. Béline repeatedly claims that she doesn't care about the money, but double-checks the amounts all the same. The notary warns Argan that he can't leave his wife anything, but instructs him on several devious and underhanded methods whereby Béline could get all the money. Meanwhile, outside the study, Toinette and Angelique have a chance to talk in private.
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Armando dies in police custody, to protect Caesar's secret. Angry and mournful, Caesar begins to set up an ape revolt, using his job at the command post to stay one step ahead of Breck, and his attempts to control the apes. Another assistant, Kolp, double-checks on recent ape shipments to Ape Management, and discovers that Caesar was the lone chimpanzee in a shipment from Borneo – where chimps are not native. He reports this to Breck, who now wants to know exactly what Caesar knows.
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However, Roger finds out about the plot when he double checks the parchment. Tired of Stan using him and abandoning him all the time, he decides to continue posing as the general and have Stan deported. He then changes the island's name (to Bananarama) and national anthem (to Venus by the namesake band) and starts commanding the people of Isla to paint the island yellow, but is not satisfied by the time it is half done and demands it be repainted turquoise. The people of Isla grow agitated and start planning a revolution.
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Perry darts off to investigate what Dr. Doofenshmirtz is doing. With their rollercoaster finally finished, Phineas and Ferb unveil it to the neighborhood children in a glamor-filled light show with notable guests being Isabella, Ginger, and Katie. They immediately climb up the lift hill as Phineas shows everyone how to fasten their seatbelts, he then drops it after showing everyone how to release the buckle on the seatbelt, he then sits back down as the ride crests the top of the hill. It then pauses, and Phineas double checks to make sure everyone signed the waivers, then the rollercoaster rockets down the first 3-mile drop and begins the wild ride.
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When the course builders finish, the judge walks through the course and double-checks that the obstacles are legal, that they are placed where the judge intended, and that there are no unintended hazards on the course (such as potholes, uneven ground, or mud puddles) around which the course must be adjusted. For many classes, the judge then measures the path through the course to determine the optimal running distance of a typical dog. The judge uses that measurement with a speed requirement determined by the rules to calculate the standard course time, the time under which dogs must complete the course to avoid time faults. For example, if the course is 150 yards (or meters) long, and the rules state that dogs must run the course at a rate of at least 3 yards (or meters) per second, the standard course time would be 50 seconds.
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