List of geological features on Triton (6371 bytes)
1: ...eatures, of various kinds, on [[Triton (moon)|Triton]].
3: ==Cavi==
4: Tritonian cavi are named after mythological water spirits.
13: ...Dagon]] ([[Babylonian literature and science|Babylonian]])
21: ...ulilu]] ([[Babylonian literature and science|Babylonian]])

Triton VX (359 bytes)
1: ..., [[Universal serial bus|USB]], and a [[UMA]] option.
3: ... of one [[82437VX TVC]], two [[82438VX TVP]], and one [[82371SB PIIX3]].

Triton II (421 bytes)
1: ...way [[SMP]], [[Universal Serial Bus|USB]], and [[Concurrent PCI]] to improve speed.
3: It consists of one [[82439HX TXC]] and one [[82371SB PIIX3]].

Triton (1449 bytes)
1: '''Triton''' may refer to:
3: ... with a class of mythological beings called ''Tritons''.
4: * [[Triton (moon)|Triton]], the largest moon of the planet [[Neptune (planet)|Neptune]].
5: ...bombarding particle or emitted in a nuclear reaction.
6: ...navies]] have commissioned vessels named '''''Triton''''':

Triton (novel) (979 bytes)
1: '''''Triton''''' (1976) is a [[science fiction]]/[[fantasy]] [[novel]] by [[Samuel Delany]]. It ...
5: ...th changes in the years since the book's publication.
7: [[category:science fiction novels]]

RV Triton (765 bytes)
1: ...is presumably a deliberate reference to the [[Triton (god)|maritime god]] incorporating the prefix "tr...
3: ... sold after failing to attract the expected level of interest from world Navies
5: [[Image:triton.jpg]]
8: * [[HMS Triton|HMS ''Triton'']]

USS Triton (1414 bytes)
1: ...(mythology)|Amphitrite]], and the personification of the roaring waters:
3: ...d]]. In [[1921]], she was designated YT-10. ''Triton'' was struck from the [[Naval Vessel Registry]] i...
5: ...class]] [[diesel-electric]] [[submarine]] commissioned in [[1940]] and sunk in [[1943]] during [[World...
7: ...essel to execute a submerged [[circumnavigation]] of the Earth.
10: ...sels of this name, see [[USCGC Triton|USCGC ''Triton'']].

HMS Triton (2002 bytes)
1: ...(mythology)|Amphitrite]], and the personification of the roaring waters:
3: ...n [[fifth-rate]] captured in 1702 at the [[battle of Vigo Bay]], and sold in 1709.
4: ...'Tryton'' was a [[sloop-of-war|sloop]] in commission in 1741.
5: ...s a 24-gun [[sixth-rate]] frigate. She was burned on [[28 April]] [[1758]] to avoid capture by the [[F...
6: ...Admiral Sir [[Samuel Hood]]'s fleet off [[Nevis]] on [[25 January]] [[1782]]. She was broken up in 179...

Triton (moon) (8962 bytes)
2: ...tyle="margin: inherit; font-size: larger;"|'''Triton'''
4: ..." id="toc" style="padding:0;" | [[image:Triton_(moon).jpg|300px]]
11: |'''Discovered on'''
23: | 5.877 d<br />([[Prograde and retrograde motion|retrograde]])
25: |'''[[Inclination]]'''

Triton College (1417 bytes)
1: ...s outstanding educational value in a dynamic environment, rich in academic and cultural resources as w...
3: ...n, many of Chicago’s world-class cultural attractions are just minutes away.
5: ...r. Triton College's athletic teams go by the name of "Trojans."
8: *[http://www.triton.edu Triton College Home Page]

Triton Fountain (566 bytes)
1: ...ountain.jpg|right|thumbnail|300px|Base of the Triton Fountain]]
3: ...is depicted as a merman. The fountain has a base of four dolphins.
7: ...town and every village in this island. The '''Triton Fountain ''' in its center was designed by [[Malt...

Triton (mythology) (2013 bytes)
2: ... be male or female, and usually formed the escort of marine divinities.
4: ...ided them across to the [[Mediterranean]] ([[Apollonius Rhodius]] iv. 1552).
6: ...as]], challenged him to a contest of blowing, Triton in his jealousy flung him into the sea.
8: ...he fish tail. It is probable that the idea of Triton owes its origin to the [[Phoenicia]]n fish-deitie...
15: * [http://members.aol.com/jwfvase2/page/triton.html 2 images]

USCGC Triton (887 bytes)
1: ...(mythology)|Amphitrite]], and the personification of the roaring waters:
3: ...tions against alcohol smugglers during [[Prohibition]].
5: ...WMEC-116)''']] was a patrol boat that was commissioned in [[1934]] and served until [[1967]].
8: ... vessels of this name, see [[USS Triton|USS ''Triton'']].
9: ... vessels of this name, see [[HMS Triton|HMS ''Triton'']].

Mobile Triton (244 bytes)
1: ... name 82430MX) was a version of [[Intel]]'s [[Triton I]] processor chip set intended for [[mobile comp...
3: Mobile Triton consists of one [[82437MX]] and two [[82438MX]].

Korg Triton (2440 bytes)
1: ... in several models and various upgrade configurations.
3: ==The Tritons==
5: ...es. The Le and Rack, however, used a more conventional display.
7: ...een interface, along with the usual knobs and buttons.
9: ...iton are most comparable to the [[Yamaha Corporation|Yamaha]] Motif and [[Roland]] Fantom.

HMS Triton (N15) (5606 bytes)
13: |Commissioned:
34: |1095 tons
40: |59 officers and men
43: ...nch (533 mm) torpedo tubes (6 bow, 4 external)<br>One 4 inch (102 mm) quick-firing Mk.XII gun
45: ...[[1937]], and [[ship commissioning|commissioned]] on [[9 November]] [[1938]] with Lieutenant Commander...

Ford Triton engine (2230 bytes)
1: ...n engine''' is [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]]'s line of modern [[truck]] [[engine]]s.
5: ...g; [[Ford Modular engine]] design. Bore of the iron block is 3.55&nbsp;in and stroke is 3.54&nbsp;in....
12: ...p, though a [[Lincoln (automobile)|Lincoln]] version called '''Intech''' produced 300&nbsp;hp and 365&...
14: Vehicles using the 5.4&nbsp;L Triton engine include:
15: * 2000-present [[Ford Excursion]] [[SUV]]

USS Triton (SS-201) (13748 bytes)
2: ...n="2"|[[image:IIH.png|thumbnail|300px|insert caption here]]
16: |Commissioned:
19: |Decommissioned:
31: |1475 tons surfaced, 2370 tons submerged
42: |Propulsion:

USCGC Triton (WPC-116) (6673 bytes)
2: ...colspan=2 align="center">''(insert image and caption here)''</td></tr>
7: <tr><td>Commissioned:</td><td>[[20 November]] [[1934]]</td></tr>
11: <tr><td>Displacement:</td><td>337 tons</td></tr>
16: <tr><td>Complement:</td><td>50 officers and men</td></tr>
17: <tr><td>Armament:</td><td>one three-inch gun, two one-pounders</td></tr>

USS Triton (SSRN-586) (7207 bytes)
2: ...colspan=2 align="center">''(insert image and caption here)''</td></tr>
7: <tr><td>Commissioned:</td><td>[[10 November]] [[1959]]</td></tr>
11: ...d>Displacement:</td><td>5800 tons surfaced, 7900 tons submerged</td></tr>
18: <tr><td>Complement:</td><td>159 officers and men</td></tr>
21: ...ohn Will, and [[ship commissioning|commissioned]] on [[10 November]] [[1959]] with Captain [[Edward L....

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