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Transistor (video game)
Transistor is a 2014 isometric sci-fi action RPG by Supergiant Games, also called Transistor (Supergiant action RPG), starring mute singer Red wielding the sentient Transistor sword against the Process in Cloudbank, with Turn() tactical combat and a Darren Korb soundtrack; Metascore 83.
Transistor count
Transistor count is the number of transistors fabricated on an integrated circuit and the most common measure of chip complexity, a growth trajectory long organized around Moore's Law.
Transistor radio
A transistor radio, also known in German as Kofferradio, is a small portable radio receiver using transistors instead of vacuum tubes, beginning with the Regency TR-1 in October 1954.
Transistor–transistor logic
Transistor–transistor logic (TTL) is a family of bipolar digital integrated circuits whose gates use a multi-emitter input transistor, and it dominated digital logic from the mid-1960s into the 1980s.
Transit
Transit (2018) is Christian Petzold's German-French drama adapting Anna Seghers's 1944 exile novel, set in present-day Marseille, starring Franz Rogowski and Paula Beer, a Berlinale competition entry with 9 wins and 26 nominations.
Transit 5
Transit 5 was a series of United States Navy navigation satellites in the Transit program, the precursor to GPS, developed by the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.
Transit light source effect
The transit light source effect is a bias in exoplanet transmission spectroscopy that arises when starspots or faculae make the transited star's light differ from its disk average.
Transit Love 3
Transit Love 3 (환승연애3, EXchange 3) is the third season of TVING's Korean ex-couples dating reality series, airing December 29, 2023 to April 19, 2024 in 20 episodes under new director Kim In-ha, setting subscriber records but drawing criticism and ending with two real-life reunions.
Transit method
The transit method detects exoplanets by watching a star's brightness for periodic dips when a planet crosses it; HD 209458 b was the first transit observed, in 1999.
Transit of Mercury
A transit of Mercury is Mercury's passage across the Sun's disk as seen from Earth, an event that happens about 13 times per century, first observed in 1631.
Transit of Venus
A transit of Venus, or transit of planet Venus, is the passage of Venus across the Sun's face as seen from Earth, occurring in pairs eight years apart.
Transit passage
Transit passage is the UNCLOS Part III regime letting all ships and aircraft pass unimpeded through straits used for international navigation, including submerged submarines and overflight, subject to limited coastal regulation; distinct from innocent passage and archipelagic sea lanes passage.
Transit photometry
Transit photometry detects exoplanets by measuring the periodic dip in a star's brightness when a planet crosses its disk, and has found over 4000 known exoplanets.
Transit Signal Priority
Transit Signal Priority (TSP) is a traffic engineering strategy that lets buses and streetcars request signal timing changes, like green extensions, reducing bus travel times by 2 to 18 percent.
Transit spectroscopy
Transit spectroscopy is an astronomical method that measures a transiting exoplanet's transit depth at each wavelength to determine the composition and structure of its atmosphere.
Transit timing variations
Transit timing variations (TTVs) are deviations of an exoplanet's transit times from a constant orbital period, caused by other planets' gravity, revealing non-transiting planets and measuring masses.
Transit-timing variation
Transit-timing variation (TTV) is an exoplanet detection method that measures deviations from a linear ephemeris in transit times, caused by gravitational interactions between planets, strongest near mean-motion resonance.
Transitgas Gas Pipeline
The Transitgas pipeline is a 292-kilometer natural gas pipeline in Switzerland running from Wallbach to the Gries Pass, carrying about 70% of Swiss gas imports.
Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite
The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) is a NASA space telescope led by MIT that hunts exoplanets by an all-sky survey; it launched in 2018 and has found nearly 6,000 planets.
Transition curve
A transition curve, also known as a spiral easement or transition spiral, is a curve between a straight road or rail section and a circular curve where curvature changes gradually.
Transition economy
A transition economy is an economy moving from central planning to a market system, a transformation affecting about 1.65 billion people through privatization, price liberalization, and stabilization.
Transition energy (accelerator physics)
The transition energy in accelerator physics is the beam energy at which all particles in a circular accelerator circulate at the same revolution frequency, expressed as the Lorentz factor gamma_t.
Transition from caucuses to primaries in Democratic state delegate selection
Transition from caucuses to primaries in Democratic state delegate selection replaced party meetings with ballot contests, involving eleven states in 2020 and South Carolina in 2024.
Transition from Classical to Romantic music
Transition from Classical to Romantic music: the gradual 19th-century shift from clarity, balance and formal elegance (c. 1750–1820) to emotional expression, chromaticism, virtuosity and nationalism (c. 1820–1900), with transitional figures such as Czerny.
Transition from Ming to Qing
Ming-Qing transition (1618–1683): the collapse of Ming China and the Manchu Qing conquest, from Li Zicheng's 1644 capture of Beijing through Southern Ming resistance, the Three Feudatories Rebellion, and the fall of Zheng Taiwan.
Transition from shellac to vinyl
The transition from shellac to vinyl was the late-1940s and 1950s changeover from brittle 78 rpm shellac records to vinyl, driven by fragility, short playing time, and wartime shellac shortages.
Transition management (governance)
Transition management is a governance approach developed in the Netherlands around 2001 that steers societal systems such as energy, mobility, and water toward sustainability through visioning, experimentation, and multi-actor learning.
Transition metal
Transition metals, also called transition elements, are elements with an incomplete d sub-shell, found in the center of the periodic table, with variable oxidation states and colored compounds.
Transition metal borides
Transition metal borides are inorganic solids of boron and transition metals, prized for high hardness and refractory properties and used as coatings and water-splitting electrocatalysts.
Transition metal carbene complex
A transition metal carbene complex, or metal carbene, is an organometallic compound in which a carbene ligand binds a transition metal, first synthesized by Fischer and Maasböl in 1964.