While 13th-century music had been organized around the triple "modal" rhythms derived from secular music and a harmonic vocabulary based on "perfect" consonances (unison, fourth, fifth, octave), the New Art of the 14th century used duple as well as triple divisions of the basic pulse and brought about a taste for harmonious intervals of thirds and sixths.
Bayer said profit at its plastics division tripled.
In particular, his ratings were hurt by his inability to field balls hit over his head, which was on display when he badly misplayed a ball hit by the Yankees' Derek Jeter, turning a likely out into a triple during the A.L. division series.
Director Rita Colwell is also hoping to launch a multiyear math initiative in 2002 that would triple or quadruple the division's current $130 million budget over 5 years.
Pretax profit at the bank's retail and business banking unit rose 17 percent, to £732 million, while pretax profit in its corporate banking division almost tripled, to £107 million.
Its burgeoning Life Sciences division has tripled its staff to 170 this year, as Agilent looks to maintain its recent growth rate of 28% a year.
The division between triple-A output and that from places of greater individuality and more impressive innovation is smaller than ever: less a chasm between continents, more a crack in a paving slab, allowing players to step easily between high-budget blockbusters made by hundreds and rightfully award-winning games from teams of tens.
His extraordinary success there, factoring in the historical resonance of the triple crown and the Tigers' division title, mattered most to some voters.
Originally published in November 2006 by Regan Books, a division of HarperCollins, Triple Cross uncovers the story of how Al Qaeda master spy Ali Mohamed infiltrated U.S. intelligence in the years leading up to 9/11 -- "and how the FBI's elite bin Laden squad failed to stop him".
Operating profit for the trucks division more than tripled to €415 million.
