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81tac|ti|cal — «TAK tuh kuhl», adjective. 1. of tactics; concerning tactics. 2. having to do with the direction of military or naval forces in battle: »a tactical advantage. 3. organized for or used in action against enemy troops, rather than against enemy… …
82tac-locus — ˈtac ˌlocus Geom. [f. L. tac tus touch + locus.] The locus of the points of contact of two curves of different families, or of two non consecutive curves of the same family. Cayley Math. Papers VIII. 533 …
83tac-promoter — см. hybrid promoter. (Источник: «Англо русский толковый словарь генетических терминов». Арефьев В.А., Лисовенко Л.А., Москва: Изд во ВНИРО, 1995 г.) …
84TAC Ü SERİR — Taç ve (üzerine oturulan) taht …
85tac, tak — /tsek/ In old records, a kind of customary payment by a tenant …
86tac|a|ma|hac|a — «TAK uh muh HAK uh», noun. = tacamahac. (Cf. ↑tacamahac) …
87tac|a|ma|hac — «TAK uh muh hak», noun. 1. an aromatic gum resin, used in incense, in ointments, and formerly in medicines: a) (originally) a resin from a Mexican tree. b) (later) any similar resin from various trees of tropical America, Madagascar, or the East… …
88tac|i|tur|ni|ty — «TAS uh TUR nuh tee», noun. the habit of keeping silent; disinclination to talk much: »The secrets of nature Have not more gift in taciturnity (Shakespeare). SYNONYM(S): reserve, reticence …
89tac|o|nite — «TAK uh nyt», noun. a variety of chert which is about a third iron ore, occurring especially in the Mesabi Range: »At taconite plants, miners blast the rock from the ground, crush it to talcum fineness and separate a rich, black ore (Wall Street… …
90tac|ti|cian — «tak TIHSH uhn», noun. an expert in tactics: »Figurative. He accumulated the experience that made him a political tactician who was useful to his party and to his country (Wall Street Journal) …
