0 to divide an area into triangles in order to measure it or draw a map of it
1 to calculate positions and distances using triangles, where some information about the length of sides and size of angles is known
The interviews aimed at triangulating and therefore establishing the validity and reliability of the data from the questionnaires.
The book documents the typical weaknesses in research, as they are not all welldesigned or triangulated.
Alternatively, triangulation may affect parent- child relationships; children who become triangulated into parental conflicts subsequently may develop closer alliances with one parent than the other.
Therefore, nursing must recognize the use of triangulating research methods through using quantitative and qualitative methods.
Findings of quantitative analysis need to be triangulated and interpreted in light of qualitative analysis of conversational styles and orientations.
We also triangulated the positions of the day roosts of two tagged bats.
By triangulating backwards from today's language data, we can often put together several thousand lexical items and their referents for proto-languages.
Then, we sought to identify family factors that predicted when children are most likely to be triangulated into parental conflict.