| Truth would be a triadic relation, but of a different sort from that expounded by Mr. Russell. |
| Careful study of the Pseudo-Dionysian writings has uncovered many parallels between the theurgical doctrines of Iamblichus, and the triadic metaphysical schema of Proclus. |
| You can find an amazing repository of examples including all the most famous fractals such as Serpinski's triangle or Koch triadic Island. |
| As long as the notes are exclusively triadic factors and their octave equivalents, the chord is still considered a triad. |
| His poems are written in regular stanzas, either strophic or triadic. |
| On this view, interpersonal forgiveness is a triadic relation between the wrongdoer, the forgiver, and God. |
