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23,110 key terms
Tanha
Craving: a grasping desire for experiences or possessions to satisfy us or for life to remain as we want it.
Tankah Nama
A Sikh code of discipline associated with Bhai Nand Lal and presented as questions to Guru Gobind Singh and his answers.
Tankhah
A disciplinary response to a breach of Sikh religious discipline, assigned through the congregation and normally taking the form of service.
Tankhahia
A Sikh who has breached the code of conduct and is liable to penance.
Taínos
Indigenous peoples of the Caribbean, including communities on Cuba and Hispaniola, who initially traded and cooperated with Columbus’s expedition.
Tan sewa
Physical service: using time, effort and practical work to help others without expecting a reward.
Tap
A cutting tool used to cut an internal screw thread in a prepared hole.
Taping
Using a strip of tape to join or secure textile layers, for example heat-activated fusible tape along a hem or seam.
Taping/bracing
Supporting a joint with tape or a brace where necessary, for example when returning to activity after an injury.
Tapping
Cutting an internal screw thread in a drilled hole using a tap.
Tapping hole
A hole drilled to a suitable diameter before a tap cuts an internal screw thread into it.
Tapping size
The drill diameter needed before cutting an internal thread; it is smaller than the nominal thread diameter.
Taqlid
Following the guidance of a qualified scholar rather than independently deriving a religious ruling.
Taqwa
Awareness of Allah which encourages a Muslim to live faithfully and avoid wrongdoing.
Tarawih
Additional night prayers offered during Ramadan, often involving extended recitation of the Qur’an.
Tare
To set a balance reading to zero, usually with an empty container on it, so that the next reading gives only the mass of the material added.
Tare
To set a balance to zero with an empty container on it, so it measures only what is added.
Tare
Setting a balance to zero, often with an empty container on it, so that the mass of the container is excluded from the next reading.
Tare
A scale function that resets the reading to zero with a container or previously weighed ingredients on the platform, so the next reading shows only the newly added ingredient.
Target
The molecule or cell feature that a particular antibody is designed to bind to.
Target
The value that a search algorithm is trying to find.
Target
A stated performance improvement or level of achievement that a performer aims to reach.
Target audience
The people a piece of communication is intended to reach.
Target audience
The people a communication is intended to reach, whose knowledge and needs influence how information should be presented.
Target audience
The people who will read or use the findings of an investigation.
Target audience
The people or organisations an action seeks to inform, persuade or encourage to act.
Target audience
The particular group a media organisation intends to attract through its content and marketing.
Target cell
A cell that has a compatible receptor for a particular hormone and can therefore respond to it.
Target cell
A cell with a suitable receptor for a particular hormone, allowing it to respond to that hormone.
Target cell or organ
A cell or organ that responds to a particular hormone because it has receptors for that hormone.
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