These triplet constructors have made use of the triplet trope in their theme answers, and brought in a few fresh long entries to pose a pretty good challenge.
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Testing these 64 triplet arrangements one by one, the two researchers figured out which RNA triplet specified each of the 20 amino acids that a cell uses to construct protein molecules.
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He was a father of triplet girls, for goodness' sake.
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Kyle is the third biological Pearson triplet, who died during birth.
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This triplet of x, y and z is called a claw.
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"Being a triplet dad is a humorous adventure," White told Mashable.
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"It's very possible that it could become the triplet," said Phoenix.
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It's a triplet-y type feel, which is absolutely great to play.
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She was born a triplet, though sadly her two siblings were stillborn.
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For another week, the most interesting of the triplet plotlines is Kevin's.
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Because Baby B had been a triplet, my remaining babies suddenly became twins.
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But Khloé is upping the family uniform game with a little triplet action.
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BUG OFF, GRAVITY FED and JESUS LIZARD make quite a triplet, don't they?
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Orsi also shot the couple's 12-year-old triplet daughters, killing one of them.
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Over the next five years, the couple had twin sons and then triplet sons.
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When Bommer bought the triplet of properties in late 2014, he paid $94.9 million.
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The pair have an identical triplet sister named Catalina, who was born without serious health issues.
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"Booking triplet models is a very specific choice on the part of the client," she said.
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"[My dad] said he can't grow a beard in the military," Jansen's brother, King, a triplet, explains.
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The twins were born in Corpus Christi on May 16, 2015, as part of a triplet set.
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The triplet is a standard in musical composition — it happens when three notes occur over one beat.
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Brown plays Randall Pearson, the adopted triplet in the show's so-called "Big Three" and devoted father.
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Heads hanging low, iced-out fingers clutching mics, the trio rains their triplet flows into the crowd.
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Chougule confirmed his departure to POLITICO, while Ma and Triplet did not respond to requests for comment.
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The pediatric team called me to help them, as they needed a separate resuscitation team for each triplet.
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Their adoptive families had no clue that each son they brought home had been born as a triplet.
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The slow-rolling strings serve as the perfect backing for the triplet flow, and everyone finds their pocket.
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At one end of this molecule is a triplet of bases that allow it to recognise a particular codon.
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His and Rachel's son was born in 1988, followed by the arrival of their triplet daughters two years later.
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I've also compiled a few of my favorite rap songs that use the triplet flow in the playlist below.
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The incidence of a triplet birth involving conjoined twins is believed to be about one in 50 million, the hospital said.
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According to Driscoll Children's Hospital news release, the chance of a triplet birth involving conjoined twins is 1 in 50 million.
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Surely, this trio will reunite post bath time, because if North and Saint are twins, well, Chicago could be their triplet.
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The dystopian cast in these stories includes homicidal conjoined triplet rabbits, a telepathic tree, and a chicken obsessed with social media.
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In current designs, only around half of the light falling on a flat lens triplet makes it through to the other side.
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While we originally assumed Cheryl's supposedly dead dad Cliff (Barclay Hope) was a twin, he may just be a secret triplet instead.
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To measure the effect of the environment on their growth, each triplet was given to a family of a different socioeconomic level.
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The reMarkable, on the other hand, is smaller (about 10″x7″) and a triplet of buttons on its lower bezel invite interaction.
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The overture begins with a somber yet stately introduction and segues into a rhythmically jagged allegro section full of spiraling triplet flourishes.
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They rapped in a quick-fire triplet—three notes a beat—that was eventually christened the "Migos flow" and borrowed by imitators.
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"When first told that my wife and I were to be expecting triplet boys, my childhood memories took over," Duane Howell said.
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My triplet brothers ... they grabbed my arms, grabbed my legs, strapped on a life jacket and jumped in the pool with me.
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In fact, 21998 reported the lowest number of triplet and higher-order multiple births (meaning more than two babies at once) in decades.
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He didn't cry when the doctor revealed that they'd lost a triplet, he sprang into action by caring for Rebecca and adopting Randall.
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Rebecca tells Randall the story of how Jack pushed her to adopt Randall after their biological triplet died during birth, but she resisted.
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"Quiescence" was similarly haunting, with a pendular two-note bass line over which Mr. Cohen and Mr. Lindner traced pirouettes in triplet meter.
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The Allemande of the English Suite No. 4 in F major unfolds in curvy, contrapuntal lines embellished with runs rich with triplet flourishes.
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Take a Number The rate of triplet and higher-order births rose rapidly during the 1980s and 1990s, but that trend has ended.
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To find out, they turned to old-fashioned detective work, carrying out extensive inquiries across London to try to pinpoint the triplet responsible.
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Further observation of this galactic triplet could shed light on the potential dynamics of mergers between three supermassive black holes, compared to pairs.
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Before long, Kristen Stewart, joined the same Chanel party and posed for a few pictures — sending the twinning moment into full-fledged triplet mode.
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A Texas couple is taking home rare identical triplet baby girls after the infants spent weeks in neonatal intensive care at a Houston hospital.
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Do you think if you knew the truth—about being a triplet, being studied, being susceptible to mental illness—life would have been easier?
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In 2010, Ollie Cantos, a lawyer with the U.S. Department of Education in Washington D.C., enthusiastically agreed to mentor 10-year-old triplet brothers.
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Randall was dropped off at the hospital the same day Rebecca gave birth to Kate and Kevin, along with a third triplet who didn't survive.
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The surviving triplet, Peyton, now 5 ½, is thriving beyond anyone's expectations, so Stacey and her husband, Ryan, gave up any thoughts of having another child.
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He opens the first track, "Refuse/Resist," with a torrent of serpentine, triplet-based tom work that the rest of Sepultura emphasizes with gargantuan chugs.
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"He said he was losing sleep after he had learned that there were these blind triplet boys who had it really rough," Cantos tells PEOPLE.
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Gaining steam in recent weeks have been "Three Identical Strangers," about triplet brothers separated at birth, and "Whitney," focused on Whitney Houston's talent and demons.
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"She described being tortured mentally by not being able to do what she used to do," said Christine, who was Kelly's triplet, along with brother Colin.
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" Paquin admitted raising twins wasn't easy, saying she was "exhausted all the time" but insisted "the triplet moms don't have enough arms to grab each child.
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If Rebecca were also 36, it's realistic that she had complications with her pregnancy, too, which sadly led to the loss of the couple's third triplet.
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I'm a triplet and my mom and dad are in Southern California, and so is my brother, who's at UCLA in grad school for mechanical engineering.
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" Hughes-Hallett: "That's a crazy enough story to have about yourself as it is, that you were separated at birth from a twin or a triplet.
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A rapper, Win Nevaluze, gave Dr. Seuss the viral treatment by lending the Atlanta trios high energy triplet flow to There's a Wocket in My Pocket.
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The miscarriage tested Kate and Toby's relationship like never before, all while strengthening Kate's mother-daughter dynamic with Rebecca (Mandy Moore), who delivered stillborn triplet son Kyle.
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According to a new report from the National Center for Health Statistics, the rate of triplet and higher-order births plunged 41 percent from 1998 to 2014.
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When Randall (the triplet we know to become Jack and Rebecca's third child) is dropped at the fire station, this man is the one who picks him up.
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It determines more about your life than anything except money, probably, and obviously "time" and "money" (and their triplet "energy") give each other meaning, and value, and possibility.
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Bridget Flannery-McCoy, who became a Universal Life minister for the occasion and is one of the groom's triplet siblings, is to lead a ceremony incorporating Jewish traditions.
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A source close to the campaign said that Pratik Chougule, J.D. Gordon, Ying Ma and William Triplet left the campaign in recent months, as the Post first reported.
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She is a triplet and would love for her future husband to have been previously married so he can see what changes he needs to make before marrying her.
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"They printed this morning that I am the father of 17-year-old triplet girls," he said, referring to a profile of himself published in the Times on Thursday.
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Most of his hits were characterized by midtempo rhythms and Domino's distinctive triplet-based piano style, in which he hammered chords in groups of three in rollicking, melodic fashion.
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When Dr. Mello and his team analyzed the noise — a triplet of syllables produced in rapid succession — they discovered it was well above the normal hearing range of birds.
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These cameras were mid-range telephoto (610mm focal-length) with a 7-inch triplet lens (a lens that is actually a composite of three lenses to correct for distortion).
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These superfluous codons often perform the same function, so the Project Recode scientists want to get rid of all the extra ones, replacing them with a single three-letter triplet.
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That vulnerability might be what makes Kate and Toby's relationship strong enough to survive this loss, just as Kate's parents made it through the loss of their third triplet, Kyle.
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Gillon and his colleagues discovered this tantalizing triplet of planets using the TRansiting Planets and PlanetesImals Small Telescope (TRAPPIST) facility in Chile, which is delightfully named for Belgian Trappist beer.
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Another recommendation is that every pregnant woman have one ultrasound scan before the 24-week mark to detect fetal defects and twin or triplet pregnancies and determine accurate gestational ages.
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But as the identical triplet models, named Andrea, Arianna and Athena Levesque, took one lap together, the crowd started clapping loudly and hollering as if it were a sporting event.
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The experiment showed that DNA is a triplet code, with each group of three DNA letters specifying one of the 21990 kinds of amino acids of which proteins are composed.
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With the season 3 finale next week, we wait to see if "Jason" is actually Jason — and how that is possible — or if Cheryl has a triplet she doesn't know about.
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By sandwiching three of them together, he has created a triplet that achieves almost all the control of light waves that would be expected of bigger and heavier glass-lens systems.
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The faux show featured triplet brothers Pete (a stand in for realtor Drew), Zeke (aka contractor Jonathan), and wildcard Tristan, the family's black sheep, played by an appropriately angsty Ryan Gosling.
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He wants to lay me down horizontal on the triplet seat, the one for which elderly and disabled passengers have first priority, and bring his moistening mouth toward my naked eye.
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The June event appeared to be the site of a twin (and, sometimes, triplet) creator takeover: Lines of squealing viewers queued up for hugs and photos with their favorite YouTuber doubles.
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They're both swung (in triplet time) and use simple, goofy I-V chords (think Mexican Hat Dance, seriously) so Desiigner had a chance to really show off his oddball theatrical flow.
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GABRIEL ALEGRÍA AFRO-PERUVIAN SEXTET (Wednesday) The polyrhythmic-triplet pulse common to the folkloric music of Peru — in dance rhythms like festejo, tondero and landó — meshes well with a jazz cadence.
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The rest of Culture II settles into a solid, reliable blur, stretching out Migos's signature triplet rhythms, skittering downtempo beats, and ticky-tocky back-and-forth timed ad libs ad infinitum.
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Frank Ocean's new triplet — a 17-song album titled Blonde, a shiny zine called Boys Don't Cry, and a visual album, Endless — is one of those works that will influence future aesthetics.
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"My three brothers — I'm a triplet and we have an older brother — talked to me and kept me in the know about what was going on outside of my room," said Arlen.
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Gabriel Alegría Afro-Peruvian Sextet (Friday and Saturday) The polyrhythmic-triplet pulse common to the folkloric music of Peru — in dance rhythms like festejo, tondero and landó — meshes well with a jazz cadence.
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" Kardashian West, 38, chimed in on the comments with, "Our babies 💕," while Kylie Jenner — mom to Stormi, the 18-month-old third "triplet" in the crew, who wasn't pictured — said, "Beautiful babies.
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But rates of triplet or higher-order births were still 57 percent higher in this group than among non-Hispanic blacks, and more than twice as high as the rate among Hispanic women.
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When "Negus of Ethiopian Sax" was originally released on Philips Ethiopia, it was a showcase for shellela, with Mr. Mekurya's tenor ululating over electric bass, organ, piano and drums, in hypnotic triplet meter.
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The cellist Tomeka Reid led her quartet in a fine, relaxed set: Playing a song called "Woodlawn," she and the guitarist Mary Halvorson shared a twisted strand of melody over a triplet loop.
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Chopping between full-bodied keys, triplet flow, Auto-Tuned boyband crooning, and distorted barbs, it's a carefully reassembled broken mirror, with Ol' Dirty Bastard, Throbbing Gristle, and The Backstreet Boys used for glue.
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A lot of praise on C U L T U R E has centered around how they mastered a staccato flow and the use of negative space—as opposed to their infamous triplet flow.
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As the only female MC of Three 6 Mafia, her intricate, triplet flows and thoughtful sex positive rhymes paved the way for the Cardi Bs and Nicki Minajs that rule the pop charts today.
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Before Sony, video game controllers came in all shapes and sizes, from the rectangular NES pad to the Sega Genesis and its massive triplet buttons to whatever the Atari Jaguar was trying to do.
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After all, a huge chunk of Cheryl's paranoia is owed to the haunted doll she believes is running around her home and possessed by the spirit of thee triplet she allegedly absorbed in the womb.
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Because your sign is the sign of abundance, you're more likely a part of a triplet or quadruplet situation, but anyway: Who are you sharing your time with, and how is it working for you, Sag?
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For example, researchers have already identified at least sixteen galaxies in the back of the photo that are reflected multiple times by the lens, making it falsely look like they have a twin (or even triplet).
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The story of their reunion made it into The New York Post—which is how a photograph of the identical twins made it before the eyes of David Kellman, who turned out to be their triplet.
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In 1829 Johann Dobereiner, a German, noticed a curiosity about these trios (members of groups now known, respectively, as alkali metals, alkaline earths and halogens), and also another triplet that shared similar properties: sulphur, selenium and tellurium.
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Much of A$AP Mob and Spaceghostpurrp's aesthetics when they broke onto the scene in 2011—both musically and sartorially—tie back to the dressed-in-all-black, triplet flow horrorcore that the group popularized in the mid-90s.
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While many of the works are pre-existing, several were commissioned specifically for the occasion, including a suite of paintings by triplet artists and a set of sculptures made by a 96-year-old ceramicist and her great-grandson.
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Their hope is that the redundant signal's triplet code (one of only 64 available) can then be used to extend from 20 to 21 the range of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, which the new chromosomes can encode.
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It's also worth noting that the cousins do look remarkably similar (especially to the untrained eye of anyone who might not spend several hours a day looking at a Kardashian or Jenner's Instagram feed), so the triplet title is more than appropriate.
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She surrounded herself with a choir of brightly robed women and geometric Arabic designs in "Come Alive," which used the metal castanets and triplet rhythm of Moroccan gnawa music to back her as, once again, Madonna's lyrics rejected unwanted opinions and restrictions.
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In the video above, Justin Hunte and Martin Connor join me to tell the story of where the triplet flow came from and how it's been a common tool for rappers since Three 6 Mafia and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's debut albums in the '90s.
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At that point Coy, who as a triplet has a brother and sister, along with two other sisters, had been living as a girl for a while, wearing sparkly, flouncy dresses and long hair, and had been identified as a girl in medical and legal records.
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Justin Hartley is currently winning over audiences playing Kevin, the hot actor triplet, on This Is Us. As Kevin, he's frustrated about constantly being objectified in roles, and being told to take his shirt off as if he's nothing more than eye candy, especially in his new role as The Manny.
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The snow and mud were over ankle deep in the middle of the street, but stout Irish legs encased in triplet solid 'stogies' would unquestionably have essayed this, only for a pitiless pelting rain that set in early and kept up with slight cessation until the after part of the day.
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His machine gun-referencing moniker comes from his rapid-fire triplet rapping style, but on those releases, he nimbly jumped between rhyming circles around his peers ("Money Mitch") to crooning love ballads ("You Were Right") to basking in near-tropical-house euphoria ("Ronda (Winners)," which THUMP named as one of the best tracks of 2016).
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Featuring a distinct animation style inspired by the classic Carl Barks' comic designs, the DuckTales reboot chronicles the high-flying adventures of Duckburg's most famous trillionaire Scrooge McDuck, his mischief-making triplet grandnephews – Huey, Dewey and Louie — temperamental nephew Donald Duck and the trusted McDuck Manor team: big-hearted, fearless chauffer/pilot Launchpad McQuack, no-nonsense housekeeper Mrs.
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" Metz, who became an overnight sensation on NBC's This Is Us — she stars as Kate Pearson, a triplet who struggles with her weight — admits that she is "concerned because I never want anybody to think that I spoke about something or spoke ill of them for any particular reason other than to show this evolution of the friendship or how this lesson changed me.
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She'd been telling me about her transition, and her mother has heard it all before: when Cruz realized she was trans (on her 18th birthday, on a family trip to Maine with her two triplet brothers); the lesbian sergeant who found women's clothes in Cruz's duffel during her 243-month stint in the army ("These are your girlfriend's, right?" she'd said, and Cruz went with it because crossdressing in the military was forbidden then and now); the electrolysis she's flying to Chicago to receive later this summer.
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"There are many problems with [the MER] hypothesis, the most important of which include their nearly perfectly spherical shape (unlike highly irregular normal concretions), their uniform size range (never larger than about 7 mm, whereas normal concretions can reach huge size), their uniform distribution across a huge volume and area of rock (many concretions tend to be concentrated at chemical reaction fronts), their failure to clump together, other than a couple of loose doublets and single triplet, and their unusual mineralogy," Burt wrote to Gizmodo.
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