TR Scientific & Educational Abbreviation

Trace

Extremely small quantity of an element, usually too small to determine quantitatively. A record of the processing of a computer program or transaction. The information collected from a trace can be used to assess problems and performance. In DB2 replication, a facility that is used to collect monitoring, auditing, and performance data for the Capture program, the Q Capture program, the Apply program, the Q Apply program, or the Replication Alert Monitor.

Track

The recommended direction or path to be followed when proceeding between predetermined position. Route, in sea or ocean, along which vessels customarily travel. That part of a line of advance that has already been travelled; particularly applied to storms.

Teleoperator Retrieval

Transit

Passage of a heavenly body across meridian of observer. Passage of an inferior planet across Sun's disc. In pilotage, the position of two distant, fixed objects when they are in line to an observer; the line passing through them and observer being a position line

Transceiver

A device that contains both a transmitter and receiver. Transceiver Short for transmitter/receiver. A device that can both transmit and receive signals. On LANs (local area networks), a transceiver is the device that connects a computer to the network and that converts signals to and from parallel and serial form. In communications, the device that connects the transceiver cable to the Ethernet coaxial cable. The transceiver is used to transmit and receive data.

Transponder

Satellite communications unit comprising, receive antenna,receiver, filters, amplifiers, output filters and transmit antenna.

Tape Recorder

Transport

To move traffic from one place to another.

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