double row

collocation in English

meaningsofdoubleandrow

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double
adjective
uk
/ˈdʌb.əl/us
/ˈdʌb.əl/
twice the size, amount, price, etc., or consisting of two similar ...
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row
noun
uk
/rəʊ/us
/roʊ/
a line of things, people, animals, etc. arranged next to ...
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(Definition ofdoubleandrowfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Fifteen spines are located dorsally in adoublerow(fig. 14).
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The jet-flow array of elements consisted of adoublerowof ring elements to provide definition to the large structures which might evolve.
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These 15 spines represent three groups: one group of three spines (two oral and one aboral) are located in the middle (mid-central) of thedoublerow(fig. 15).
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Right down the middle of the street one sees adoublerowof cars.
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Along the edge of the camp is adoublerowof limes, and there are more trees in odd places around.
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The portico, the only remnant of the temple, consists of adoublerowof pillars, six in each row.
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There is adoublerowof submarginal vein dots present.
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There may be adoublerowof barricades along the route to allow runners to quickly exit in case of danger.
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Thedoublerowof tofts with village green appeared to be the original pattern, and there was no evidence of pre-medieval occupation.
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The lake frontage was usually protected with a single row of palisades but the landward boundary was protected by adoublerow.
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The color pattern is grayish with heavy brown mottling, overlaid with adoublerowof large dark spots.
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The cloister was built with adoublerowof marble columns, of which traces still remain.
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The facade is divided into adoublerowof blind arches.
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The visor of the admiral's cap bears adoublerowof oak leaves.
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The suture is slight, but distinct, being defined by the slight cairinal spiral above, and thedoublerowof large tubercles below.
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The subbasal, antemedian and postmedian bands are double and curved and the submarginal band is represented by adoublerowof vein-dots.
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Adoublerowof barbed wire fencing was erected as the perimeter of the camp.
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Adoublerowof red brick also forms a belt course marking the separation between the first floor and foundation on the exterior.
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The top of the neck's spinal column featured adoublerowof enlarged, upwardly directed bony processes called epipophyses, making the neck flat on top.
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