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tri·en·ni·um  (tr-n-m)
n. pl. tri·en·ni·ums or tri·en·ni·a (-n-)
A period of three years.

[Latin : tri-, tri- + annus, year; see at- in Indo-European roots.]

triennium [traɪˈɛnɪəm]
n pl -niums, -nia [-nɪə]
a period or cycle of three years
[from Latin, from tri- + annus a year]

Triennium a period of three years, 1847.
Translations
triennium
nZeitraum mvon drei Jahren


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Originally established for three years, our work has been renewed for successive triennia (three-year periods), most recently for a triennium to be completed in 2006.
To summarise our version of the method, we took words as units of analysis, counted the occurrence in Amcor's reports from 1970 to 1999 of environmental key-words, summed the standardised scores into a 'green repertoire,' derived mean scores for the repertoire in each of the ten triennia in our thirty-year period, and graphed the results.
 
 
 
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