trigram Definition
tri·gram (trī′gram′)
noun
- a graphic unit made up of three parts, as a trigraph
- a group of three solid or broken lines making up half of a hexagram in the I Ching
trigram Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Or, in English, if a hexagram has complementary trigrams, then its correctness hexagram will have the same trigram repeated.
- create: For a more indepth reading create another Trigram with the same method you used for the first one.
- base: With these additions a new format emerges in that you ( a ) create the base trigram based on the lines PRIOR to change.
Adjective modifier
- upper: The upper trigram, Fire, tells you to share all this in a clear, distinctive way.
- low: It's made up of its inner lines: 234 for its lower trigram, 345 for the upper.
- top: In five phase it reflects the interactions of cooperative exchange ( top trigram ) in a context of competitive exchange ( bottom trigram ).
- same: Or, in English, if a hexagram has complementary trigrams, then its correctness hexagram will have the same trigram repeated.
- bottom: In five phase it reflects the interactions of cooperative exchange ( top trigram ) in a context of competitive exchange ( bottom trigram ).
- inner: Here I shall give a single example, for the octant with the inner trigram of the Creative.
Modifies a noun
language: The core training used an extended version of 1.5 which included decision tree clustering and supplied bigram and trigram language models were used.
Noun used with modifier
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