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Touchstone Pictures
Touchstone Pictures (also Touchstone Films) was a Walt Disney Company film label, 1984–2016, releasing adult-oriented live-action films like Splash and Pretty Woman; shut down after the DreamWorks deal ended.
TouchWiz
TouchWiz is the user interface Samsung developed for its mobile phones, first as a drag-and-drop widget system and later as the skin layered over Android on Galaxy devices until 2017.
Toucouleur conquest of the Western Sudan
The Toucouleur conquest of the Middle Niger was a series of campaigns by El Hadj Umar Tall from 1852 to 1864 that created the Tukulor Empire.
Toucouleur Empire
The Toucouleur Empire, also called the Tukulor or Umarian state, was a Muslim theocracy founded by the cleric al-Hajj Umar Tall in 1852, stretching from Senegal to Timbuktu until French conquest.
Tough adhesion of hydrogels
Tough adhesion of hydrogels is the ability of water-rich polymer gels to bond to wet tissue or solids with crack resistance, reaching adhesion energies over 1,000 J/m².
Tough adhesive
A tough hydrogel adhesive is a water-rich polymer gel that bonds strongly to wet, moving tissue, introduced by a Harvard-led team in Science in 2017.
Tough adhesives for diverse wet surfaces
"Tough adhesives for diverse wet surfaces" is a 2017 Science paper reporting a slug-inspired two-layer adhesive that bonds to wet tissues within minutes, even a beating pig heart.
Tough bonding of hydrogels to diverse surfaces
Tough bonding of hydrogels to diverse surfaces is a materials-science strategy joining water-rich polymer gels to solids like glass, metals, and bone, achieving interfacial toughness above 1000 J/m².
Tough hydrogel adhesives
Tough hydrogel adhesives are water-swollen polymer networks engineered to form strong, deformable bonds to tissues and engineering solids, with single-cycle interfacial toughness above 1000 J m⁻².
Toughening in mechanical metamaterials
Toughening in mechanical metamaterials is the set of design strategies, using topology, defects, and weak bonds, that make architected lattice materials, which are typically fracture-prone, resist cracks.
Toughness
Toughness is the ability of a material to absorb energy and plastically deform without fracturing, equal to the area under the stress-strain curve in a tensile test.
Touhou Project (東方Project)
Touhou Project (東方Project), also Team Shanghai Alice series by ZUN, is a Japanese doujin bullet hell franchise begun in 1996 on PC-98 and continued on Windows from Embodiment of Scarlet Devil (2002), known for spell cards, Gensokyo, and permissive fan-work guidelines.
Touhuan Rensheng zhi Zhenjia Qianjin
Touhuan Rensheng zhi Zhenjia Qianjin (偷换人生之真假千金, A Swapped Life: The Real and Fake Heiress) is a 73-episode 2024 Chinese Douyin short drama about a swapped heiress; it passed 820 million native-side plays and topped DataEye charts in early 2025.
Touit
Touit (forest parrotlets), genus of eight small green Neotropical parrots in Psittacidae, type species Psittacus huetii; name conserved over Pyrrhulopsis by ICZN Opinion 2383; includes Brown-backed and Golden-tailed Parrotlets, both declining in Brazil's Atlantic Forest.
Touken Danshi
Touken Danshi (刀剣男士, "sword warriors") are the performing group of the Japanese musical Touken Ranbu, based on the game Touken Ranbu -ONLINE- and first staged in 2015.
Touken Ranbu (刀剣乱舞)
Touken Ranbu (刀剣乱舞) is a Japanese franchise from the 2015 DMM Games/Nitroplus browser game personifying famous swords as young men; spawned anime, musicals, kabuki, and Touken Ranbu Warriors, and triggered a Japanese sword boom.
Touker Suleyman
Touker Suleyman is a British-Turkish Cypriot clothing manufacturer and retailer who owns Hawes & Curtis and Ghost and has been a Dragons' Den investor since 2015.
Touki Bouki
Touki Bouki (Le Voyage de la hyène) is Djibril Diop Mambéty's 1973 Senegalese debut feature, 89 minutes in Wolof and French, following Mory and Anta as they scheme to leave Dakar for Paris.
Toukie Smith
Toukie Smith (Doris A. Smith), American model and actress; runway model for Givenchy, Chanel, Miyake, and Mugler; sister of Willi Smith; played Eva Rawley on 227 and Angie on Miami Vice; partner of Robert De Niro.
Toulon
Toulon is a commune in southeastern France and the prefecture of the Var department, best known as the home of France's principal naval base on the Mediterranean.
Toulouse
Toulouse, la ville rose: fourth-largest French city (514,819 commune, 841,524 Métropole, 2023), capital of Haute-Garonne and Occitania, European aerospace hub (Airbus, CNES, Thales Alenia Space), Canal du Midi, 120,000 students, third metro line under construction.
Toulouse FC
Toulouse FC (TéFéCé) is a French football club based in Toulouse that plays in Ligue 1. Founded in 1970, it won the 2023 Coupe de France and has been majority-owned by RedBird Capital since 2020.
Toumai
Toumai (Toumaï), skull TM 266-01-060-1, is the type specimen of Sahelanthropus tchadensis, a 7-6 million-year-old fossil found 19 July 2001 at Toros-Menalla, Chad, by Michel Brunet's team; its bipedalism and hominin status remain debated.
Toumai (surgical robot)
Toumai (图迈) is a four-arm laparoscopic surgical robot developed by Shanghai MicroPort MedBot of Shanghai, China, first approved by the NMPA in 2022 and known for integrated 5G telesurgery.
Toungoo dynasty
The Toungoo dynasty, also spelled Taungoo, was the ruling house of Myanmar (Burma) from the 16th to 18th century, known as the Second Burmese Empire.
Toupée
Toupée (French, from top/tuft): a small hairpiece or partial wig covering a bald spot, once an 18th-century top-knot on a periwig; today a daily-wear alternative to bonded hair systems for hair loss.
Tour Championship
Tour Championship: PGA Tour season finale at East Lake Golf Club, Atlanta, for the top 30 FedExCup points earners; 72-hole stroke play since 2025 (starting strokes 2019-2024); 2026 winner Scottie Scheffler, $10 million from a $40 million purse; match play from 2028.
Tour de Biran
Tour de Biran: the 20 m square watchtower (Tour de Guet) on the motte of Biran, Gers, France, last remnant of a castle built 1080-1100 and dismantled in 1630; also the village's 13th-14th century tour-porte bell tower.
Tour de France
Tour de France: annual three-week French men's professional road cycling stage race, first held 1903, organized by A.S.O.; decided on lowest cumulative time, won by Tadej Pogačar in 2020, 2021, 2024, 2025, and 2026.
Tour de France in the founding era (1903–1914) and the 1919 resumption
The Tour de France editions of 1903 to 1914 were road cycling stage races created by the French newspaper L'Auto to sell copies, first won by Maurice Garin in 1903.