One of the reasons for including research users as part of the triad, and emphasizing the importance of triads that have strong linkages to civil society, was to ensure that findings were quickly 'translated' (transferred or exchanged) into policy decision making.
Although the needs and tastes of the Triad markets vary considerably, there may well be market segments of different sizes in each part of the Triad that share many of the same preferences.
They will be part of a triad that will include hundreds of Minuteman III land-based missiles and about 100 B-52 H and B-2 bombers.
"Sleep is part of the triad of quality of life, along with nutrition and exercise," said James B. Maas, a psychology professor at Cornell University and author of "Power Sleep" (Villard Books, 1998).
"Besides the first part of this triad, targeted support for Ukraine, is, second, the unceasing effort to find a diplomatic solution for the crisis in the dialogue with Russia".
In the New Kingdom, religious speculation among Amon's priests led to the concept of Amon as part of a triad (with Ptah and Re) or as a single god of whom all the other gods, even Ptah and Re, were manifestations.
Figure 4 a shows a maximum value to NO, because the edge is part of a triad.
It's part of a triad of new or revised courses set to debut over the next year that will transform the Duke Engineering undergraduate experience.
According to Stahl and Pry (2004), the need for attention in these abilities seem to be part of a triad, demanding flexible transition between attention to oneself, to some object or event, and to someone else.
"He was part of a triad of deities that was worshiped there.
