double slash

The two parts are separated by a double slash.

A double slash in the box is the equivalent of a skull and crossbones.

He also mentioned that one of his big regrets was the double slash after the "http:" in a Web address.

Jack feinted at the soldier, a quick double slash, and brought his sword down on his shoulder with terrible force.

The text identifier may optionally contain a version indicator after the language, also separated by a double slash.

Diaphones can instead be represented with double slashes.

Doubles slash into corners.

Crombie squawked and brought his hind legs up for a double slash that would have disemboweled the centaur's human portion had it scored.

The class is separated from the description using a space character; the description is separated from the language using a double slash.

Tatsuya comforts her and Yukino takes the party to Double Slash, the Internet cafe.

He writes, "I would be happy to see slashes substituted for commas, semicolons and full colons, and double slashes (//) for periods."

Y . . . E . . . S. Double slash.

Another common convention is double slashes (// //), as above, implying that the transcription is 'more phonemic than simply phonemic'.

A fourth fell to Drizzt's double slash, a fifth to Innovindil's fast turn and stab at a creature that was still watching Drizzt turning aside.

(The double slash // should always appear in a file URL according to the specification, but in practice many Web browsers allow you to omit it)

A lancer with the double slashes of a senior squad leader on his sleeves appears from the barracks building closest to the gate, his eyes lighting on Nytral.

Drizzt dropped down to the floor, scrambled forward, came back up and rolled around the ogre's bulk, scoring a vicious double slash against the back of Bloog's hip as he passed.

Moreover, the paraph also could be marked with a full-height sign similar to (cents) or with a double slash, originally symbols indicating a note from the scribe to the rubricator.

A URN namespace has been defined to allow any FPI to be rewritten as a URI, replacing double slashes with colons.

For Example: A sixteenth note with a double slash on it indicates two thirty second notes with one slash on each one, and that indicates four sixty fourth notes.

But it could have all been so different - web inventor Tim Berners-Lee says that in hindsight he would have skipped the double slash, according to the New York Times.

Meanwhile, Drizzt went into a full gallop, racing right beside one spinning yeti and double slashing at it with his scimitars as he held fast to his mount with his strong legs.

The would-be assassin missed his target with the double slash, ripping open only the colored fabric of the Mage-Imperator's robe with one knife and slicing into Yazra'h's arm with the other.

Drizzt was too quick for that, and as Bloog reached out in pursuit, the drow, who was skittering backward and still looking at the ogre, launched a double slash at the exposed hand.

The second is that double slashes are used to indicate places where there is a significant delay between causes (i.e., variables at the tails of arrows) and effects (i.e., variables at the heads of arrows).