It's kind of like the basic pulse of [hums] but, given our psychological makeup, we tend to divide these up into units: so generally two and generally three, and if we have groups of two we call that duple meter; groups of three we call that of course triple meter.
Doumen knows what it takes to win in Hong Kong, having pioneered shipping there when he won what was then known as the Hong Kong Bowl, a 1,400-meter Group 2 race, in 1998 with Jim and Tonic.
When I return to consciousness, Matthews says that his "Matthews-meter" group split 6 to 6 on whether or not there will be a "grand bargain" or not.
In a conflict between churches and the state of affairs with the city's new parking meters, a group of black ministers is circulating petitions designed to end the ticketing of parked cars during church events.
Glossary of the open metering system group [28] [OMS].
So far the researchers have uncovered the foundations of a massive columned structure that may have stood as high as 30 meters, says group member Harvey Sampson, who last year had proved by DNA analysis that Piltdown Man was not an elaborate hoax but in fact the skeleton of the murdered St. Nicholas, the last Russian Tsar (ScienceNOW, 1 April 1997).
The houses were now of an elongated trapezoidal shape, up to 40 meters long, grouped in larger complexes, often protected by beam and earth walls, moats and other fortifications, as such defensive measures apparently became necessary against people from the still Mesolithic native population or other Danubian settlements.
There was no significant difference between wealth classes (HL estimator 31.7 meters, ns) or group ranches (HL estimator 847.3 meters, ns) in maximum herding distance.
For the enhanced scheme supporting multiple aggregators L={A 1,…,A M }, a TTP agrees with all smart meters in the group G={SM1,…,SM N } on providing a resolution r k of a total of T values to each aggregator A k ∈L.
