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which has four quarter-note
beats per
measure, and 12 8,
which has four dotted-quarter-note
beats per bar.
Triple metre is a
metre in
which each bar is...
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Measure for
Measure is a play by
William Shakespeare,
believed to have been
written in 1603 or 1604 and
first performed in 1604. It was
published in the...
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consists of the
first two
components without a
specific measure. A
measure space is a
triple ( X , A , μ ) , {\displaystyle (X,{\mathcal {A}},\mu ),}...
- The
triple beam
balance is an
instrument used to
measure weight or m**** very precisely. Such
devices typically have a
reading error of ±0.05 grams. Its...
- sets. A
triple ( X , Σ , μ ) {\displaystyle (X,\Sigma ,\mu )} is
called a
measure space. A
probability measure is a
measure with
total measure one – that...
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subsequent similar notes in the same
measure. In
modern notation they do not
apply to
notes in
other octaves or
measure, but this was not
always the convention...
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Triple metre (or Am.
triple meter, also
known as
triple time) is a
musical metre characterized by a
primary division of 3
beats to the bar,
usually indicated...
- into two
eighth notes. This
establishes a
quarter note
pulse in
triple time: each
measure is
formed from
three quarter note pulses, each
divided into two...
- and
measure signature) is an
indication in
music notation that
specifies how many note
values of a
particular type are
contained in each
measure (bar)...
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enterprises should measure and
report on
financial performance,
social wealth creation, and
environmental responsibility. The
phrase "
triple bottom line" was...
