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ternary
[ tur-nuh-ree ]
adjective
- consisting of or involving three; threefold; triple.
- third in order or rank.
- based on the number three.
- Chemistry.
- consisting of three different elements or groups.
- (formerly) consisting of three atoms.
- Mathematics. having three variables.
- Metallurgy. (of an alloy) having three principal constituents.
noun
- a group of three.
ternary
/ ˈtɜːnərɪ /
adjective
- consisting of three or groups of three
- maths
- (of a number system) to the base three
- involving or containing three variables
- (of an alloy, mixture, or chemical compound) having three different components or composed of three different elements
noun
- a group of three
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of ternary1
Example Sentences
For complex ternary perovskite hydrides, achieving this is difficult, and very few research groups have attempted it.
The simulations involved investigating the potential for ion exchange reactions between ternary wurtzite-type oxides and halides/nitrates.
The scientists included the effects of multiple cations in their model by developing 'learnable' SOAPs and predicted the IPs and EAs of ternary oxides using transfer learning.
Songs in which the first section returns again at the end are known as ternary, three-part or ABA.
First are “ternary” societies divided into functional classes — clergy, nobility and everyone else.
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