Then you cross out the multiples of three, then five, and so on.
The title's number 666 goes without explanation, but we assume it is because Iron Maiden like scary multiples of three.
Additions or deletions of nucleotides in numbers other than three or multiples of three are called frameshift mutations.
Generally, monocots have flower parts in multiples of three, and dicots have flower parts in multiples of four or five.
A perfect flower with floral structures in multiples of three, Tulipa (tulip) has a three-lobed stigma, six stamens, and six distinct perianth parts.
Threes (iOS, Xbox One) Very much the crystal meth of smartphone puzzle games in terms of moreish appeal, Threes get you to move tiles on a small board to generate and combine multiples of three.
But all militaries calculate deployment numbers in multiples of three: For every soldier on a mission, one is training to take over that role, and one has just returned from the mission and must go through retraining.
Those inquiries, on Twitter, were often about surge pricing, the much-discussed Uber feature that increases prices by multiples of three, four or more times normal on holidays, or during bad weather or rush hour.
Very much the crystal meth of smartphone puzzle games in terms of moreish appeal, Threes get you to move tiles on a small board to generate and combine multiples of three.
A. Many showy cultivated plants do indeed have four or five petals, said Melanie Sifton, vice president of horticulture at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, but another big plant category, the monocots, often have three petals or multiples of three.
Results of stereochemical modeling suggest that the collagen triple helix is made up of rigid and flexible domains that alternate with periods that are multiples of three amino acid residues.
