triplet

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Laser characteristics of molecules with intramolecular triplet -- triplet-energy transfer are reported.

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  1. noun A group or set of three of one kind.
  2. noun One of three children born at one birth.
  3. noun A group of three lines of verse.

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  • In this case you have two choices: a renormalizable operator with a Higgs triplet, and a non-renormalizable operator with a lepton violation term,. —  A Quantum Diaries Survivor
  • Laser characteristics of molecules with intramolecular triplet -- triplet-energy transfer are reported. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
  • You guys do realize that greylisting requires a sender+recipient+ip triplet, and that the tests in this article are simply connecting to port 25, getting the smtp greeting and disconnecting, thus greylisting doesn't even come into play? —  trimMail's Email Battles
  • For the benefit of all you physics specialists, these displays are based upon triplet-triplet annihilation assisted photon energy upconversion in a viscous polymeric matrix —  The Inquirer
  • These displays are based upon triplet-triplet annihilation assisted photon energy upconversion in a viscous polymeric matrix and work with ultra-low excitation intensities down to 20 mW cm-2 red or near-IR light. —  iTnews Australia
 

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/ˈtrɪplɛt/
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