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· detects presence of unwanted metal in an ore stream, and sounds 

an alarm or removes the metal. { 'tramp :med·:;! di,tek•t:;r} 

tramway [MECH ENG] An overhead rail, rope, or cable on 

which wheeled cars run to convey a load. { 'tram, wa } 

tranexamic acid [PHARM] C8H15NO2 Crystals which 

soften at 270°C and are soluble in water; used as a hemostatic 

agent. Abbreviated AMCHA. { :tran·ik;sam·ik 'as·::id } 

tranquilizer [PHARM] 1. Any agent that brings about a state 

of relief from anxiety; or peace of mind. 2. Any agent that 

produces a calming or sedative effect without inducing sleep. 

3. Any drug, such as chlorpromazine, used primarily for its 

calming and antipsychotic effects, or such ·as meprobamate, 

used for symptomatic treatment of common psychoneuroses 

and as an adjunct in somatic disorders complicated by anxiety 

and tension. { 'tra1J·kw::i,liz·ar } 

transacter [C0MPUT SCI] A system in which data from 

sources in a number of different locations, as in a factory, are 

transmitted to a data-processing center and immediately 

processed by a computer. { tran'sak-t::ir} 

transaction [ C0MPUT SCI] General description of updating 

data relevant to any item. { tran'sak·sh::in } 

transaction data [COMPUT scr] A set of data in a dataprocessing area in which the incidence of the data is essentially 

random and unpredictable; hours worked, quantities shipped, 

and amounts invoiced are examples from, respectively, the 

areas of payroll, accounts receivable, and accounts payable. 

{ tran'sak·sh::in ,dad·::> } 

transaction file See detail file. { tran'sak·sh::in ,fil } 

transaction processing system [COMPUT SCI] A system 

which processes predefined transactions, one at a· time, with 

direct, on-site entry of the transactions into a terminal, and 

which produces predefined outputs and maintains the necessary 

data base. { tran'sak·sh;}n 'prii,ses·iJJ ,sis1:.:im} 

transaction record See change record. {-tran'sak·sh::in ,rek· 

,ro l 

transaction tape See change tape. { tran'sak·shan ,tap } 

transadmittance [ELECTR] A specific measure of transfer 

admittance under a given set of conditions, as in f01ward transadmittance, interelectrode transadmittance, short-circuit transadmittance, small-signal forward transadmittance, and transadmittance compression ratio. { :tranz·ad'mit·.:ins } 

transaminase [BJ0CHEM] One of a group of enzymes that 

catalyze the transfer of the amino group of an amino acid to a 

keto acid to form another amino acid. Also known-as aminotransferase. { :tranz'am·::i,nils} 

transamination [ CHEM] 1. The transfer of one or more amino 

groups from-one compound to another. 2. The transposition 

of an amino group within a single compound. • { tran,sam·.:i'na· 

sh:}n} 

transcapsidation [vmoL] Change in the capsid of PARA 

(particle aiding replication of adenovirus) from one type of 

adenovirus to another. { :tranz,kap·s.:i'dii.·sh.:in} 

transceiver [coMPUT SCI] A device which transmits and 

receives data from punch card to punch card; it is essentially a 

conversion device which at the sending end reads the card and 

transmits the data over the wire, and at the receiving end· 

punches the data into a card. [ELECTR] A radio transmitter 

and receiver combined in one unit and having switching arrangements such as to permit Use of one or more tubes for both 

transmitting and receiving. Also known as transmitter-receiver. { tran1

se·v~r} 

transceiver data link [C0MPUT SCI] Integrated data processing by means of punched cards,_ using transceivers as terminal 

equipment; the transmission path can be wire or radio. 

{ tran'se·var 'dad-::i ,liJJk} 

transcendental element [MATH] An element of a field K is 

tranScendental relative to a subfield F if it satisfies no polynomial whose coefficients come from F. { :n-an,sen:dent·.:il 

'el·.:i·mant } 

transcendental field extension [MATH] A field extension 

K of F where the elements of K not in F are all transcendental 

relative to F. { :tran,sen;dent-::il 'feld ik,sten·ch.:in} 

transcendental functions [MATH] Functions which cannot 

be given by any. algebraic expression involving only their variables·and constants. { ·:tran,sen:dent-::il 'faJJk·shanz} 

transcendental number [MATH] An irrational number that 

is the root of no polynomial with rational-number coefficients. 

{ :rran,sen:dent-::il 'n::im·bar} 

transconductance [ELECTR] An electron-tube rating, equal 

transfer 

to the change in-plate current divideil 

grid voltage that causes it, when the 

voltages are maintained constant. } 

transconductance; grid-plate transc1 

ductance. Symbolized G"'; Km· {: 

transcontinental ballistic missile 

having a range of at least 12,500 mil, 

it can be fired from any point on the 

any surface target. { :tranz,kfult•~n1 

transcribe [C0MPUT SCI) To copy 

ing, from one external computer sti 

[ELECTR] To record, as to record~ 

of electric transcriptions or magneti 

casting. { tranz'knO } 

transcriber [C0MPUT SCI] The e1 

information from one form to anotfu 

puter input data to the medium ai 

computer. { tranz'kri·bar } 

transcription [ENG AC0US] A 16 

timeter), 33 1⁄2-rpm disk recording of 

made especially for broadcast purpo 

trical transcription. [MOL B!0] Tl 

nucleic acid is formed from 

{ tranz'krip·sh::in } 

transcrystalline [MET] Across th 

of cracks in metals. Also known as 

ular. { :tranz'krist-al·;m} 

transcurrent fault [GEOL] A stril 

by a steeply inclined surface. Also I 

{ :tranz:b-r::int 'f6lt} 

transducer [ENG] Any device ori 

input signal into an output signa! of1 

include the microphone, phonograpl 

rometer, photoelectric· cell, automi 

underwater sound transducer. { tra 

transducer loss [ELECTR] The rs 

to a transducer from a specified soi 

transducer delivers to a· specified J, 

decibels. { tranz'dil·s::ir ,16s} 

transduction [MICR0BIO} Transfi 

tween bacterial cells by bacteriopha: 

transductor See magnetic amp! 

{ tranz'd::ik·t~r} 

transect [ sa TECH J To cut aero: 

{ tran'sekt} 

transesterification [ORG CHEM] 

acid ester into another ester of that! 

~-fa'kil·shan } 

transtection [GEN] Infection of~ 

nucleic acid or ribonucleic acid. { 

transfer [C0MPUT SCI] See jump. 

inclined connection between two or 

pass. [NAV] 1. The distance a v1 

to its initial direction in making a t 

rudder angle. 2. The distance aves 

its initial direction for turns of less I 

transfer admittance [ELECTR] 

electron tubes and other transducers 

the complex alternating component 

terminal from its external tenninatic 

alternating component of the volta 

terminal on the cathode or referenc 

have arbitrary external terminations 

transferase [BIOCHEM] Anyofva 

the transfer of a chemical group fr01 

{ 'tranz·fo,ras} 

transfer caliper [DES ENG] A cal 

can be opened ( or closed) to remo' 

piece being measured; used to meal 

projections. { 'tranz·far ,kal•.)•par 

transfercar [MINENG] Aquarryc 

tracks, on which the gang car may· 

saw gang. { 'tranz·far ,kar } 

transfer card See transition card. 

transfer chamber [ENG] In plas 

which thermosetting plastic is soft 

before being placed in a closed mo!( 

far ,chfun·b.:ir} 

transfer characteristic [ELECTR 

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