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...xpense involved with a [[Types_of_completions#Multiple_completions|dual or triple completion]] in reservoirs deeper than [[depth::10000 ft]]. Well-completions_fig5.png|'''Figure 5.''' Wellbore diagram of a conventional triple completion.

...lkenes. Alkynes are prone to addition reactions due to their electron rich triple bond. Members of this series include ethyne, propyne, butyne, etc.

...ell as other micro-plates. The Afar Triangle, shaded at the center, is a [[triple junction]] that separates the three plates. From USGS<ref>U.S. Geological S ...Nubia relative to Somalia and the location of the Nubia—Somalia–Antarctica triple junction: Geophysical Journal International, vol. 199, issue 3, pp. 221–2

...re preferred because of the complexity and expense involved with a dual or triple completion in reservoirs deeper than [[depth::10,000 ft]]. ...completions_fig5.png|{{figure number|5}}Wellbore diagram of a conventional triple completion.

...ion folding,<ref name=Suppeandmedwedeff_1990 /> and [[basement]]-involved (triple junction) folding.<ref name=Narrandsuppe_1994>Narr, W., and J. Suppe, 1994,

...East African Rift meet. This is the only place on the planet where such a triple junction in oceanic crust is exposed sub-aerially. The reason for this is t

...e instrument’s mass analyzer, which is typically a quadrupole (single Q or triple QQQ) or ion trap.

...the subduction of Paleo-Tethys below the southern margin of Laurasia. This triple junction was located along the northern margin of the Tethys, close to sout ...ethyan Gulf, but the geodynamic setting was extremely complex close to the triple junction located in the western part of the Tethys. Intense extensional to

...>Karig, D. E. and Kozlu, H., 1990, Late Paleogene-Neogene evolution of the triple junction region near Marafl, South-central Turkey: Journal of the GSL, v. 1