üçlü topluluk

listen to the pronunciation of üçlü topluluk
Turkish - English
triad
on a CRT display, A group of three neighbouring phosphor dots, coloured green, red, and blue
The Triads were Chinese secret societies in old China that were often associated with organized crime
Three students working together
The National Grid takes readings of maximum demands three times a year The average of the three readings is used by the National Grid to calculate the transmission charges
When pertaining to the liver, a triad is a combination of three structures that can be observed in a cross-sectional microscopic view They include branches of the hepatic portal vein, hepatic artery, and bile duct When pertaining to skeletal muscle, a triad refers to a T tubule and two cisternae of the sarcoplasmic reticulum
Three closely associated synapses In the dLGN the triads are located in a glomerulus and consists of a synapse from a retinal axon (retinal ganglion cell) to a relay-cell dendrite, a synapse from the same retinal axon to a interneuron dendrite, and a synapse from the interneuron dendrite to relay-cell dendrite A drawing of a triad can be found here
Three elements (such as F, Cl, and Br) with similar chemical properties
Three colors taken at approximately equal distances apart on the color wheel
A chord of three notes; in the just tuning, a major triad has frequency ratio 4: 5: 6, while a minor triad has ratios 10: 12: 15
A group of three insulated conductors twisted together without (or with) a sheath overall Usually color coded for identification; also called a triplex
Three phosphor-filled dots (one red, one green, one blue) arranged in a triangular fashion within a monitor Each of the three electron guns is dedicated to one of these colors As the guns scan the screen, each active triad produces a single color, which is determined by the combination of excited color dots and by how active each dot is See also RGB
a set of three similar things considered as a unit
Three mages (wordsmith, illuminator, and binder) who form a threesome to do a casting; also, three mages who are cast triad by reckoners, to make their threesome permanent
{i} threesome, group of three
A union of three; three objects treated as one; a ternary; a trinity; as, a triad of deities
the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one
A triad is a group of three similar things. For the faculty, there exists the triad of responsibilities: teaching, research, and service. Term used variously for secret societies in Qing-dynasty China (and sometimes earlier), for modern Chinese crime gangs, and for crime gangs of other Asian nationals operating in their own countries or abroad. A secret society with the name Triad started operating in the early 19th century in southern China, where it took root and spread. In the 1850s Triad rebellions threatened Shanghai and Xiamen (Amoy) and contributed to the revolution of 1911. Chinese secret societies have in common the swearing of an oath to join, strict rules, a family relationship among members, the duty of mutual help, a hierarchy of functions, and hereditary membership within families
Group of three digits in the integer portion of a number Triads are separated by the thousands separator For example, using the comma as the thousands separator, there are two triads in the number "123,456 789"
A chord consisting of a root, and two other members, usually a third and a fifth
A chord with the tonic, mediant, and dominant (or, as they are otherwise known, the root, the third, and the fifth)
üçlü topluluk
Favorites
More...
Clear