Sentence examples for into three third from inspiring English sources

He realized that the musical whole tone could be divided not only into two semitones (as it had been for centuries) but also into three third tones, four quarter tones, and so on.

Investigated sections were subdivided into three third-order sequences, named S1, S2 and S3.

The Es3, a para-second-order sequence, can be subdivided into three third-order sequences (from base to top: SQ1, SQ2, and SQ3).

This supersequence can be further subdivided into three third-order sequences (age provided by palaeovertebrate biostratigraphic data) as follows: Santa Maria 1 (Ladinian), Santa Maria 2 (Carnian to Early Norian) and Santa Maria 3 (probably Raethian or Early Jurassic) sequences.

Results indicated that the data were adequately fitted into three second-order polynomial models.

We derive semi-implicit finite element discretizations based on a splitting into three second-order equations.

By choosing a suitable coordinate transformation, the spacecraft dynamics can be divided into three second-order subsystems.

The proposed Telecommunications Development Index (TDI) integrates 11 indicators, which are grouped into three first-level subindices labeled Supply, Adoption and Usage.

The studied second-order supersequences are subdivided into three third-order depositional sequences that start from the Late Campanian to the Late Maastrichtian and are characterized by progressive shallowing upwards from deep open marine conditions (more than 800 m) during the Late Campanian to a few metres to subaerial erosions by the Late Maastrichtian.

Most papers of the dataset have been classified into three first-class disciplines (biological, physical, and social sciences) and 39 second-class disciplines (Table 1).

The Sha2 member can be further divided into three fourth-order sequences, i.e., BinII (SB2), BinIII (SB3), and BinIV (SB4).