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Traci Lords filmography
Traci Lords filmography: mainstream film and TV credits of actress Nora Louise Kuzma (born 1968), from Not of This Earth (1988) and Cry-Baby to Blade, Zack and Miri, Excision, and series roles on Profiler and First Wave.
Traci M. Tanaka Hall
Traci M. Tanaka Hall is an American structural biologist at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, known for structural studies of PUF RNA-binding proteins and the Hedgehog signaling protein.
Tracie Andrews
Tracie Andrews, British woman convicted in 1997 of murdering her fiancé Lee Harvey in Alvechurch, Worcestershire, in 1996 after inventing a road-rage attacker; sentenced to life, minimum 14 years, released 2011.
Tracie Bennett
Tracie Bennett (born 1961, Leigh, Lancashire) is an English actress, a double Olivier Award winner for She Loves Me and Hairspray, Tony-nominated as Judy Garland in End of the Rainbow, and known for Coronation Street's Sharon Gaskell.
Tracie Davis
Tracie Davis is an American Democratic politician from Jacksonville representing Florida Senate District 5, elected in 2022 and chosen to lead the Senate Democratic Caucus from 2026.
Tracie Ruiz-Conforto
Tracie Ruiz-Conforto, also Tracie Ruiz, American synchronized swimmer born 1963 in Honolulu; won the first Olympic golds in solo and duet at Los Angeles 1984 and solo silver at Seoul 1988.
Tracie Sinidol
Tracie Sinidol (born 2001), Malaysian actress and model of Murut-Dusun descent from Tambunan/Keningau, Sabah; Dewi Remaja 2022 winner known for Luruhnya Bunga Cinta, Gadis Masa, KK Knockout, and Malaikat Malam.
Tracie Spencer
Tracie Spencer (born 1976, Waterloo, Iowa) is an American R&B singer who won Star Search in 1987, signed with Capitol Records at 12, and scored 1990–91 hits "This House" (Hot 100 No. 3) and "Tender Kisses" (R&B No. 1).
Tracie Thoms
Tracie Thoms is an American actress and singer, also credited as Tracie Nicole Thoms, known for Joanne Jefferson in Rent (2005), Kat Miller in Cold Case, Death Proof, and Karen Wilson in 9-1-1; a Juilliard-trained Baltimore native.
Tracii Guns
Tracii Guns (Tracy Richard Irving Ulrich, born 1966, Los Angeles) is an American guitarist who founded L.A. Guns in 1983, was briefly the original Guns N' Roses lead guitarist in 1985, later joined Brides of Destruction with Nikki Sixx, and reunited with Phil Lewis in 2016.
Tracing (law)
Tracing (law): the evidential process in English and Commonwealth property law for identifying substitutes and proceeds of misappropriated assets, spanning common law tracing into unmixed assets and equitable tracing into mixed funds.
Tracing garbage collection
Tracing garbage collection is a family of automatic memory-management algorithms that follows pointers from roots to find live objects and frees unreachable memory, unlike reference counting.
Track 29
Track 29 is a 1988 psychological drama directed by Nicolas Roeg from a Dennis Potter screenplay adapted from his BBC play Schmoedipus, starring Theresa Russell, Gary Oldman, and Christopher Lloyd for Handmade Films; a box-office failure about an imaginary son.
Track AIPAC
Track AIPAC, also known as AIPAC Tracker, is an American data transparency project and political action committee founded in 2024 that documents pro-Israel PAC contributions to federal candidates.
Track and field
Track and field, or athletics, governed by World Athletics (formerly IAAF, founded 1912), covers track races, jumps, throws, and combined events; an Olympic sport since 1896 with ancient Greek roots in 776 BCE.
Track ballast
Track ballast, also called railway or rail ballast, is coarse crushed stone placed beneath and around railway sleepers to support them, spread train loads to the subgrade, and drain water.
Track bicycle
Track bicycle: a fixed-gear, brakeless racing bike for velodromes, also called a fixie in street use. Carbon teardrop-tube frames, UCI dimension rules (115/145 mm fork limits, 350 mm bars from 2027), NJS keirin heritage.
Track circuit
A track circuit is an electrical circuit using the rails to detect a train on a section of track, invented by William Robinson in 1872.
Track cycling
Track cycling: racing on banked velodromes on fixed-gear bikes; first Worlds 1893. Sprint events (sprint, team sprint, keirin, kilometre TT) and endurance events (pursuits, Madison, omnium); six Olympic events per gender; 2026 Worlds in Shanghai.
Track gauge
Track gauge, or railway gauge, is the distance between the inside faces of a pair of rails, classifying railways as broad, standard (1,435 mm), or narrow gauge.
Track geometry
Track geometry is the three-dimensional shape of a railway track, described by deviations of the rails from ideal position; its quality governs ride comfort and derailment risk.
Track geometry car
A track geometry car, also called a track recording car, is a rail vehicle fitted with instruments that record track geometry such as gauge, alignment, and cross level while traveling at line speed.
Track II diplomacy
Track II diplomacy, also called backchannel diplomacy, is unofficial, informal interaction between adversaries that complements official Track I diplomacy, a term coined by Joseph Montville in 1981.
Track lighting
Track lighting is a lighting system with adjustable fixtures that attach anywhere along a powered track, invented by Lightolier in 1961 and used in homes, stores, and galleries.
Track Star (web series)
Track Star is a viral American street-interview music trivia web series hosted by Jack Coyne of Public Opinion, launched around 2023 in New York City, where guests name songs for double-or-nothing prize money; guests include Ed Sheeran, Olivia Rodrigo, and Charli XCX, and Gus Wenner invested in 2026.
Track structure
Track structure is the detailed pattern of energy deposition a single ionizing radiation particle produces in matter, simulated event by event with Monte Carlo track-structure codes.
Track transition
A track transition, or railway transition zone, is a short length of railway track where the supporting structure changes abruptly, such as where ballasted track meets a bridge.
Track-before-detect
Track-before-detect (TBD) is a radar and sonar signal processing approach that detects and tracks weak targets by running the tracker on raw sensor data, deciding detection after integrating over many frames.
Trackback
TrackBack is a blog protocol created by Mena and Ben Trott, released in August 2002 with Movable Type 2.2, letting one weblog notify another that it has published a referencing post.
Tracker (American TV series)
Tracker is a CBS crime drama starring Justin Hartley as reward seeker Colter Shaw, based on Jeffery Deaver's novel The Never Game. It premiered after Super Bowl LVIII in February 2024, became the most-watched US entertainment series of 2023-24, and reached its fourth season in 2026.