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Testosterone therapy (TT), also referred to as testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), is the medical administration of synthetic testosterone or its esters to restore physiological levels of the hormone in individuals diagnosed with hypogonadism, a condition characterized by deficient endogenous testosterone production leading to symptoms such as diminished libido, erectile dysfunction, fatigue, reduced muscle mass, and osteoporosis risk.^[1]^[2] Primarily indicated for adult males with primary or secondary hypogonadism confirmed by repeated low serum testosterone measurements alongside clinical symptoms, TT aims to mitigate these effects through intramuscular injections, transdermal gels, patches, or pellets, with monitoring for efficacy and adverse outcomes like erythrocytosis or prostate effects.^[1]^[3] First developed in the 1930s after the chemical synthesis of testosterone enabled clinical application, TT has demonstrated benefits in improving sexual function, body composition, bone mineral density, and quality of life in hypogonadal men, supported by randomized controlled trials showing dose-dependent gains in lean mass and strength without uniform increases in cardiovascular events when properly managed.^[4]^[5] Expanded off-label uses include addressing menopausal symptoms in women via low-dose formulations and masculinizing effects in individuals with gender dysphoria, though empirical data on long-term outcomes in these groups remain limited and contested, with observational studies indicating potential fertility suppression and variable mental health improvements amid high variability in patient response.^[1] Controversies center on cardiovascular safety, fueled by early flawed trials suggesting risks that larger, subsequent analyses have not consistently replicated, alongside concerns over misuse for athletic enhancement or unverified age-related decline, prompting regulatory scrutiny from bodies like the FDA to restrict prescriptions to verified deficiencies.^[6]^[7]^[8] Despite these debates, causal mechanisms link restored testosterone to metabolic and musculoskeletal improvements, underscoring TT's role when applied judiciously based on biochemical evidence rather than symptomatic conjecture alone.^[9]

Sports

Motorcycle racing

The Isle of Man TT Races, commonly known as the TT, constitute the premier motorcycle road racing event linked to the acronym, held annually on the Isle of Man's Snaefell Mountain Course, a 37.73-mile (60.72 km) public road circuit featuring 219 turns and elevations up to 1,304 feet (397 m). Established in 1907 by the Auto-Cycle Club as the first international motorcycle racing event, it originated on a shorter St John's course before shifting to the Mountain Course in 1911, where races unfold in a time-trial format with riders starting at 10-second intervals to compete against the clock over multiple laps.^[10]^[11]^[12] The event spans two weeks in late May and early June, encompassing practice, qualifying, and six primary solo classes—Superbike, Superstock, Supersport, Supertwin, Lightweight, and Senior TT—alongside sidecar races, with machines tuned from production models to produce up to 200+ horsepower while adhering to fuel and noise regulations. Superbike features 1000cc four-cylinder prototypes averaging lap speeds exceeding 134 mph, while Supertwin utilizes 700cc twin-cylinder bikes derived from middleweight road machines, emphasizing agility on the undulating terrain. For 2026, organizers announced refinements including a renamed Supertwin class as "Sportsbike" to align with global nomenclature, reordered Superstock and Supersport races, three rest days, and seven practice sessions to boost reliability and competitiveness amid variable weather.^[13]^[14]^[15] Notable achievements underscore advancements in rider technique, aerodynamics, and engine tuning, exemplified by Michael Dunlop's record 33rd victory in the 2025 Supertwin Race 2, where he set a class lap record of 123.056 mph on a final lap, surpassing his uncle Joey Dunlop's longstanding 26 wins and highlighting iterative engineering gains like improved braking and tire compounds.^[16]^[17] Safety concerns persist due to the course's inherent hazards—narrow roads, stone walls, and high speeds—yielding over 260 fatalities on the Mountain Course since 1911, including riders, marshals, and spectators, with peaks like 10 deaths in 2005. Despite enhanced measures such as air fences, rider briefings, and medical helicopters, annual risks remain elevated compared to closed-circuit racing; however, participants are predominantly seasoned road racers who qualify via prior events like the North West 200, voluntarily assuming dangers for the prestige and challenge, as evidenced by sustained entry levels exceeding 300 riders annually and rejection of calls for outright bans in favor of individual agency and incremental safety evolution.^[18]^[19]

Time trials in other sports

In cycling, time trials consist of individual or team events where competitors race against the clock over a predetermined course, starting at staggered intervals to prevent drafting except within teams.^[20] This format isolates rider performance, emphasizing sustained power output, aerodynamic positioning, and equipment optimization rather than bunch racing tactics.^[21] Team time trials, historically prominent in Grand Tours like the Tour de France, involve squads rotating leads to minimize wind resistance, with innovation in formations yielding tactical edges.^[22] Aerodynamic refinements play a critical role, as empirical wind tunnel data demonstrate that disc wheels can reduce drag by up to 10-15% compared to spoked alternatives at yaw angles typical in races, translating to seconds saved per kilometer at elite speeds.^[23]^[24] Pacing strategies, informed by power metering, further enhance outcomes; simulations indicate even power distribution outperforms variable efforts in flat conditions, minimizing fatigue accumulation.^[25] In running, time trials denote structured solo maximal efforts over fixed distances, such as 5 km or 10 km, used to benchmark fitness and simulate race conditions without competitors.^[26] These tests build mental resilience by enforcing consistent pacing splits, with athletes targeting uniform segment times to refine economy.^[27] Triathlons incorporate time trial elements, particularly in non-drafting bike segments or wave starts, where athletes maintain threshold efforts across swim-to-bike transitions.^[28] The format's objectivity allows precise fitness quantification via elapsed times and splits, reducing disputes over positioning.^[29] However, weather variability poses challenges to fairness; research quantifies environmental impacts, including temperature and wind, at up to 1.5% of total performance variance in cycling time trials, potentially altering outcomes between staggered starters.^[30] Protocols like GPS-tracked splits and post-race normalization mitigate such issues, though hot conditions specifically degrade pacing by shifting metabolic profiles.^[31]

Transportation

Automobiles

The Audi TT is a line of 2+2 sports cars manufactured by Audi AG from 1998 to 2023, available as a coupé or roadster with standard or optional quattro all-wheel drive across most variants. Introduced as a design-focused halo model within Audi's lineup, the TT debuted at the 1998 North American International Auto Show following a 1995 concept preview at the Frankfurt Motor Show, emphasizing minimalist, rounded styling reminiscent of 1930s Auto Union Grand Prix racers and Art Deco influences.^[32]^[33] The first-generation (Mk1, Type 8N) model featured a 1.8-liter turbocharged inline-four engine in two outputs—180 horsepower (134 kW) or 225 horsepower (167 kW)—paired with five- or six-speed manual transmissions, achieving 0-60 mph times of approximately 7.4 to 6.4 seconds and electronically limited top speeds of 130-155 mph depending on configuration.^[34]^[35] Subsequent generations evolved the powertrain for improved efficiency and performance while retaining the TT's compact dimensions (roughly 163-165 inches in length) and emphasis on precise handling via progressive steering and multilink suspension. The second-generation (Mk2, 2006-2014) introduced a 2.0-liter TFSI turbocharged engine producing up to 200 horsepower, alongside a 3.2-liter V6 option at 250 horsepower, with top speeds again capped at 155 mph in standard models.^[36] The third-generation (Mk3, 2014-2023) refined this to a 2.0-liter TFSI base (220-245 horsepower) and high-performance TT RS variants with a 2.5-liter turbo five-cylinder engine delivering 400 horsepower, enabling 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds and optional top speeds exceeding 155 mph up to 174 mph with the Dynamic Plus package.^[37]^[38] Production concluded in November 2023 after 662,762 units across three generations, with no internal-combustion models for 2025 amid Audi's shift to electrification.^[39] Market reception highlighted the TT's standout styling and composed road manners, particularly in later models with magnetic ride dampers and torque-vectoring, earning praise as a "design icon" for its Bauhaus-inspired purity and everyday usability despite limited rear seating.^[40] European sales were robust, with over 300,000 first-generation units produced, reflecting strong demand for its blend of premium fit and agile dynamics, though U.S. figures remained modest at under 1,000 annual units in peak years due to higher pricing starting around $50,000 for base models.^[41] Critics noted drawbacks including elevated costs relative to rear-wheel-drive rivals like the Porsche 718 Cayman, suboptimal fuel economy (typically 23-25 mpg combined), and early Mk1 handling quirks involving lift-off oversteer from a high center of gravity, mitigated by 2000 with standard rear spoilers and suspension tweaks.^[42]^[43] Overall, the TT prioritized visual appeal and all-weather grip over raw track prowess, cementing its niche as an accessible sports car rather than a hardcore performer.^[44]

Other transportation terms

In logistics, transit time (TT) refers to the total duration from the dispatch of a shipment to its delivery at the destination, encompassing line-haul movement, dwell times for loading/unloading, and any waiting for connections or equipment.^[45] This metric is essential for assessing supply chain performance, as reductions in TT variability can lower overall shipping costs by enabling better inventory management and reducing the need for safety stock buffers.^[46] For instance, empirical analyses show that minimizing TT uncertainty through optimized routing decreases emissions and operational expenses, with shifts toward emission-minimizing strategies potentially increasing costs by up to 10-20% if not balanced with time efficiencies.^[47] Global trade data indicate that persistent delays, such as those reducing container ship schedule reliability to 50-55% in 2024 from pre-2020 levels of 70-85%, exacerbate inefficiencies and elevate logistics costs by disrupting just-in-time delivery models.^[48] In aviation, total time (TT) denotes the cumulative operating hours of an aircraft's airframe since manufacture, recorded via hobbs meters or tachometers to track usage independent of pilot logging conventions.^[49] This figure directly governs maintenance intervals, as regulatory frameworks like FAA standards mandate inspections and overhauls based on accumulated hours to ensure structural integrity, with general aviation airframes typically rated for up to 20,000 hours under proper care.^[50] High TT correlates with accelerated depreciation, particularly in the early lifecycle stages where each additional hour more heavily influences resale value due to proximity to major service events; for example, aircraft exceeding design limits or showing uneven maintenance history may retain only fractional residual worth compared to low-TT equivalents.^[51] Appraisers routinely scrutinize TT alongside logs to gauge operational history, as abused high-hour airframes pose greater fatigue risks than meticulously maintained ones, thereby informing buyer decisions on future overhaul investments.^[52]

Science and technology

Medicine

The thrombin time (TT) test measures the time required for a fibrin clot to form after adding a standardized amount of thrombin to citrated platelet-poor plasma, evaluating the efficiency of fibrinogen conversion to fibrin in the final stage of the coagulation cascade.^[53]^[54] This assay bypasses upstream factors in the clotting pathway, isolating abnormalities in fibrinogen quantity, quality, or thrombin inhibitors.^[55] The procedure typically involves incubating plasma with thrombin reagent at 37°C and detecting clot formation via mechanical or optical methods, with results reported in seconds.^[56] Normal TT values vary by reagent and laboratory method but generally range from 9 to 13 seconds, with prolongation beyond 16 to 18 seconds indicating potential pathology; for instance, values exceeding twice the upper limit often signal significant fibrinogen dysfunction or inhibition.^[57] Reagent-dependent variability necessitates lab-specific reference ranges, and bovine thrombin is commonly used, though reptilase-based alternatives like batroxobin can differentiate fibrinogen issues from heparin effects by being insensitive to thrombin inhibitors.^[55] Clinically, TT is employed to diagnose congenital or acquired fibrinogen disorders such as hypofibrinogenemia (fibrinogen <100 mg/dL), afibrinogenemia, or dysfibrinogenemia, where structural fibrinogen defects impair polymerization.^[56]^[58] It also detects therapeutic or contaminant heparin, direct thrombin inhibitors (e.g., argatroban, dabigatran), or fibrin degradation products that prolong clotting.^[59] Prolonged TT correlates with increased bleeding risk in settings like disseminated intravascular coagulation or massive transfusion, as low functional fibrinogen levels—often confirmed by concurrent assays—promote hypocoagulation and hemorrhage, per observational data from critical care cohorts.^[60]^[61] Limitations include high sensitivity to sample contaminants like heparin (prolonging TT disproportionately) and interferences from direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs), monoclonal proteins, or elevated fibrin split products, which may necessitate mixing studies or reptilase time for clarification.^[62]^[63] Pre-analytical factors such as improper anticoagulation or hemolysis can artifactually alter results, underscoring the need for verified protocols and integration with other tests (e.g., fibrinogen antigen levels) for accurate interpretation in patient management.^[64]

Computing

Thermaltake Technology Co., Ltd., commonly abbreviated as TT, is a Taiwanese manufacturer of computer hardware founded in 1999 by Kenny Lin, specializing in cooling solutions such as air coolers, all-in-one (AIO) liquid coolers, and custom loop components designed for personal computers.^[65] The company pioneered innovations like the Golden Orb, the world's first turbine-based CPU cooler, emphasizing thermal management for high-performance systems.^[65] Products like the TH360 V2 ARGB AIO cooler have demonstrated effective heat dissipation in benchmarks, handling high thermal loads while maintaining compatibility with modern processors.^[66] Thermaltake's designs often prioritize modularity, as seen in cases like the CTE E600 MX, which supports up to twelve 140 mm fans and a 420 mm radiator for optimized airflow and cooling efficiency.^[67] Independent tests of models such as the Frozen Prism 360 AIO show thermal performance of 49.7°C over ambient at 200W loads, competitive with premium alternatives, though some units exhibit noise levels around 40 dBA under full load, drawing criticism for audibility in quiet environments.^[68]^[69] User and reviewer feedback highlights reliability in sustained operation, with fewer failure reports compared to budget competitors, affirming value in thermal efficiency over marketing claims.^[70] In legacy computing systems, TT commonly denotes teletype or TTY, referring to electromechanical teleprinters used for data input/output in early computers from the 1960s onward.^[71] The Teletype Model 33, introduced in 1963, adopted the ASCII character encoding standard, enabling reliable text transmission at 110 baud rates and serving as a foundational interface for systems like UNIX, where TTY persists as a device driver for terminal emulation. These devices, such as the ASR-33, combined keyboard input with paper tape readers for batch processing, influencing modern command-line interfaces despite their mechanical limitations in speed and reliability.^[72]

Other scientific and technical uses

In naval engineering, a torpedo tube (TT) refers to a cylindrical launcher designed for deploying torpedoes from submarines or surface vessels, enabling underwater or low-profile projectile launches. These tubes, which emerged in the late 19th century following Robert Whitehead's 1866 invention of the self-propelled torpedo, typically feature a sealed breech-loading mechanism propelled by compressed air, water ram, or impulse systems to eject the weapon without excessive vessel disturbance.^[73] Post-World War II standardization in the U.S. Navy adopted 21-inch (533 mm) diameter tubes for heavyweight torpedoes, as seen in systems like the Mark 48, facilitating compatibility across submarine classes such as the Los Angeles and Virginia. Empirical data from naval operations indicate these dimensions optimize hydrodynamic efficiency and payload capacity, with tube lengths generally matching torpedo bodies around 20-23 feet, though variations exist for lighter anti-submarine variants.^[74] The technological transitions (TT) framework models long-term shifts in sociotechnical systems, such as energy or mobility sectors, through a multi-level perspective (MLP) comprising niches (emerging innovations), regimes (established practices and rules), and landscapes (external macro-factors like policy or resource scarcity). Developed by Frank Geels in empirical analyses of historical cases, including the transition from sail to steam ships and Dutch coalfields to natural gas, the model emphasizes interactions where niche innovations destabilize regimes under landscape pressures, supported by quantitative data on adoption rates and patent filings.^[75] For instance, studies of renewable energy diffusion show niche technologies like wind power gaining traction when regime lock-ins (e.g., fossil fuel infrastructures) weaken, with success rates tied to 10-20% market share thresholds in pilot regions before scaling.^[76] While the framework aids policy design for innovation diffusion, evidenced by European Union green deal implementations accelerating transitions via subsidies, it faces critiques for underemphasizing agency and power dynamics, as incumbent interests often delay shifts despite data favoring adaptive, market-led interventions over top-down mandates.^[77]

Business and finance

Financial and economic terms

A telegraphic transfer (TT), also referred to as a telex transfer, is an electronic funds transfer mechanism between bank accounts, predominantly employed for cross-border payments in trade and commerce. The process commences with the sender's bank dispatching secure instructions—typically via the SWIFT network—to the recipient's bank, often involving intermediary correspondent banks to bridge non-direct relationships. This method supplants physical document exchanges, such as bank drafts, by leveraging encrypted messaging to confirm and execute fund debits and credits.^[78]^[79] Originating in the 1870s amid telegraph network expansion, TT enabled rapid instruction transmission without fund transport, with Western Union pioneering commercial services in 1871 that handled nearly $2.5 million annually by 1877. Prior to electronic standardization, transfers relied on cable or radio dispatches; the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT), established in 1973, digitized this into a global protocol for over 11,000 institutions, processing trillions daily while curtailing errors inherent in manual telegrams. This evolution reduced reliance on slower alternatives like bills of exchange, which demanded postal verification and could delay settlement by weeks.^[80]^[81] Settlement via TT generally occurs within 1 to 5 business days, with empirical data from over 2,000 transactions indicating an average of 18 hours and 66% completion under 24 hours, though intermediary involvement can extend this to 1-2 days in complex corridors. Fees typically comprise fixed charges—averaging $44 for U.S. outbound international wires—plus variable intermediary and recipient levies, equating to effective costs of $25-65 per transfer; for high-volume trade exceeding $100,000, these dilute to under 0.5% of principal, outperforming documentary credits' higher administrative burdens. Such efficiency supports just-in-time trade financing, minimizing exporter exposure to buyer default post-shipment.^[82]^[83] Prominent risks encompass instruction fraud, where unauthorized alterations divert funds irreversibly due to the system's finality, with losses amplified by irrevocable debits. Causal safeguards include pre-transaction dual approvals, out-of-band callbacks to verified contacts, and SWIFT's ISO 20022 messaging for tamper-evident trails, which empirical bank protocols have shown to intercept over 90% of anomalous patterns when layered with transaction monitoring. These measures prioritize chain-of-custody integrity over speed alone, distinguishing TT from riskier ad-hoc remittances.^[84]^[85]

Companies and organizations

Tokai Tokyo Financial Holdings, Inc., commonly abbreviated TT, is a Japanese financial services holding company established in April 2009 through the reorganization of Tokai Tokyo Securities Co., Ltd.^[86] The firm provides securities brokerage, asset management, investment advisory, and banking services, with total assets reaching $9.40 billion USD as of March 2025.^[87] Its asset management division oversaw ¥3.5 trillion in assets under management as of March 2023, supported by diversified revenue streams including brokerage commissions and investment banking fees that have demonstrated resilience amid market fluctuations, per consolidated financial reports.^[88]^[89] The TT Pro League, rebranded as the TT Premier Football League, operates as the premier professional association football organization in Trinidad and Tobago, sanctioned by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association.^[90] Launched to professionalize domestic soccer, it has grown from seven participating teams in 2005 to 11 clubs in recent seasons, focusing on competitive play across islands with metrics showing consistent league operations despite limited commercial scale.^[91]^[92] Attendance figures typically range from 50 to over 100 per match, reflecting grassroots engagement in a market dominated by national team interests rather than club support.^[91]

Arts and entertainment

Gaming

Time trial (TT) modes in racing video games enable players to compete solo against the clock, focusing on optimizing lap times on specific tracks with chosen vehicles. This gameplay mechanic emphasizes precision driving, vehicle tuning, and track mastery without interference from opponents. Introduced prominently in simulation-oriented titles, TT modes allow recording and comparison of personal bests, often via global leaderboards that rank submissions by elapsed time down to milliseconds.^[93] The Gran Turismo series, beginning with its debut installment on December 23, 1997, for the PlayStation, integrated TT as a core feature, permitting players to select cars and circuits for multi-lap attempts aimed at setting records. Subsequent entries expanded this with online leaderboards, where top times reflect iterative refinements, such as sub-second improvements through braking point adjustments and apex clipping. Ghost replays—spectral recreations of prior laps—provide visual pacing aids, enabling drivers to shadow optimal lines and throttle inputs for self-comparison or emulation of elite performances.^[94]^[95] TT modes facilitate skill development by isolating variables like tire wear and fuel load, allowing consistent practice free from multiplayer disruptions such as collision risks or latency-induced desynchronization. Player data from leaderboards demonstrates high skill ceilings, with top entries often differing by hundredths of seconds after extensive sessions honing inputs via force-feedback wheels or motion controls. However, drawbacks include potential monotony from repeated laps on fixed tracks, though mitigated in some titles by seasonal challenges or user-shared ghosts that introduce variability. Community analyses highlight TT's value for benchmarking setups, with aggressive configurations—featuring minimal fuel and softened suspensions—yielding faster times than race-oriented tunes, underscoring causal trade-offs in simulation fidelity.^[96]^[97]^[98]

Music

TT The Artist, born Tedra Wilson, is an American musician, rapper, and producer based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, known for blending Baltimore club, hip hop, pop rap, and electronic dance music.^[99] She adopted the stage name TT during her high school years, developing a fearless performance style that incorporates vibrant visuals and multimedia elements.^[100] Her discography includes albums such as MILF (2016), Thot Fantasy (2017), and Art Royalty (2019), featuring tracks like "VIP," "Giddy Up," and "Bass Drop Bigger" (featuring Hands Up).^[101] These works emphasize high-energy beats and club-oriented production, earning praise for innovative fusion but remaining niche within underground electronic and rap scenes, with limited mainstream chart penetration.^[102] In K-pop, "TT" refers to a 2016 single by the South Korean girl group TWICE, released on October 24 as the title track of their third extended play TWICEcoaster: LANE 1 by JYP Entertainment.^[103] The song, characterized by its cute and emotional portrayal of unrequited crushes through "TT" poses mimicking crying, achieved significant commercial success, topping South Korean charts and accumulating over 500 million YouTube views for its music video by 2023.^[104] It peaked at number two on the Gaon Digital Chart and drove the EP to sell over 350,000 copies in its first month, solidifying TWICE's position in the genre despite critiques of its formulaic bubblegum pop style.^[105] Performances on programs like M Countdown on October 27, 2016, amplified its viral dance challenge appeal.^[106]

Other media and arts

TT3D: Closer to the Edge, a 2011 documentary directed by Richard de Aragues, chronicles the Isle of Man TT motorcycle races, focusing on riders' preparations and the event's inherent dangers along its 37.73-mile public road course.^[107] Narrated by Jared Leto, the film earned a 7.9/10 rating on IMDb from over 6,700 user reviews, praised for its immersive 3D cinematography and authentic depiction of the races' risks without undue dramatization.^[107] In May 2024, Box to Box Films announced production on The Greatest Race on Earth, a four-part docuseries examining the 2024 Isle of Man TT through character-driven narratives, alongside a companion feature film.^[108] Amazon MGM Studios acquired global distribution rights in June 2025, with Channing Tatum starring in the film produced by Brad Pitt's Plan B Entertainment and Mediawan.^[109] ^[110] These projects underscore the TT's appeal to motorsport audiences, emphasizing technical challenges like average speeds exceeding 130 mph on variable terrain.^[110] Earlier TT-related media includes the 2023 YouTube mini-series King of the Mountain, which profiles top competitors and the event's cultural significance on the Isle of Man.^[111] Such productions typically attract niche viewership centered on adrenaline-fueled racing, with critical reception favoring factual reenactments of laps and strategies over speculative narratives.^[112]

Language and communication

Slang and abbreviations

In social media contexts, particularly on Twitter (now X) and TikTok, "TT" abbreviates "trending topic," denoting hashtags, phrases, or discussions achieving high volume and algorithmic prominence among users globally. This usage proliferated in the early 2010s as platforms introduced dedicated trend sections, with data from Twitter's API showing spikes in "TT" mentions correlating to viral events like elections or product launches.^[113]^[114] In texting and instant messaging, "TT" functions as an emoticon, often rendered as "T_T," symbolizing a face with eyes and streaming tears to express sadness, frustration, or empathy. Linguistic corpora from platforms like Reddit and early forums indicate its adoption from Asian internet culture in the mid-2000s, with frequency analyses revealing over 10,000 instances in sampled chat logs by 2010 for emotional conveyance.^[115]^[116] Gaming chats occasionally employ "TT" for "to the top," signaling a push for leaderboard advancement or content promotion, with usage evident in forum bumps during competitive events like esports tournaments. Variants such as "TTT" (to the top top) appear more consistently in archived threads, per query data from sites like Quora, though "tip top" for denoting peak performance remains anecdotal without broad corpus validation.^[117]

Other linguistic uses

In international standards, "TT" serves as the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code designating Trinidad and Tobago, a sovereign republic in the Caribbean that achieved independence from the United Kingdom on August 31, 1962.^[118]^[119] This code is employed in global data interchange protocols, including the assignment of the .tt country code top-level domain (ccTLD), which is administered by the Trinidad and Tobago Network Information Centre (TTNIC) for internet addressing and has been operational since the domain system's inception in the 1980s.^[120] Its stability ensures consistent identification in telephony metadata, shipping manifests, and diplomatic correspondence, with no recorded changes since the standard's adoption in 1974.^[118] "TT" also denotes the ISO 639-1 alpha-2 code for the Tatar language, a Kipchak-branch Turkic language primarily spoken by about 5.3 million native speakers, mainly in the Republic of Tatarstan within Russia and adjacent regions.^[121] Standardized under ISO 639 since 2001 for bibliographic and linguistic cataloging, this code supports software localization, machine translation systems, and digital content tagging, facilitating cross-lingual data processing in computational linguistics.^[121] For instance, it is integrated into HTML language attributes and Unicode locale identifiers (e.g., tt-RU) to specify Tatar script rendering, typically in Cyrillic, enhancing accuracy in global communication tools.^[122] In translation studies, "TT" formally abbreviates "target text," referring to the output of a translation process from a source text (ST) in one language to another, as defined in linguistic frameworks emphasizing fidelity and equivalence.^[123] This usage underscores causal relationships in semantic transfer, where TT adaptations preserve propositional content while adapting cultural referents, a principle applied in peer-reviewed analyses of literary and technical translations since the mid-20th century.^[124] These abbreviations collectively enable precise, unambiguous referencing in formal linguistic documentation and international protocols, minimizing errors in automated and human-mediated language processing.

Other uses

Military and government

In naval warfare, TT commonly denotes torpedo tube, a critical component of submarine and surface vessel armament systems designed to launch torpedoes for anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare. The United States Navy's Mark 32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes (SVTT), introduced in 1960, represent a standard example, featuring triple-tube launchers capable of firing 12.75-inch (324 mm) lightweight torpedoes such as the Mk 46, Mk 50, and Mk 54 models.^[125]^[126] These tubes enable rapid deployment from destroyers, cruisers, and frigates, with systems often mounted in trainable launchers for tactical flexibility during engagements, as demonstrated in exercises like Formidable Shield 2025.^[127] Maintenance involves periodic checks on hydraulic systems and seals to ensure reliability, balancing operational effectiveness against logistical costs in fleet deployments.^[128] In government administration, particularly workers' compensation programs managed by state agencies, TT refers to temporary total disability benefits, awarded to injured workers unable to perform any substantial gainful activity during recovery. Under Ohio's system, administered by the Bureau of Workers' Compensation, TT compensation equals 72% of the claimant's average weekly wage for the first 12 weeks of disability, reducing to 66⅔% thereafter, with a 2025 statewide maximum of $1,231 per week based on the average weekly wage of $1,231.^[129]^[130] Eligibility requires medical evidence of total incapacity, typically lasting until maximum medical improvement or return to work, with payments funded through state insurance funds to replace lost earnings without overlapping social security benefits in most cases.^[131] These benefits underscore procedural mechanisms for short-term economic support in public labor protections, though termination may occur upon employer request if evidence shows capacity for light duty, as upheld in Ohio Supreme Court rulings.^[132]

Everyday and miscellaneous

A teetotaler, abbreviated TT, is an individual who completely abstains from consuming alcoholic beverages. The term emerged in 1833 within the Preston Temperance Society in England, where advocate Joseph Livesey emphasized "T-total" abstinence to distinguish total from partial temperance, linking it to moral reform against alcoholism's societal harms.^[133]^[134] This practice gained traction in 19th-century movements promoting self-discipline and health, with adherents viewing alcohol avoidance as essential for personal and familial stability.^[135] Tuberculin tested (TT) certifies livestock, especially cattle herds, as free from bovine tuberculosis (TB) based on skin tests using purified tuberculin protein derivatives injected intradermally. Developed by Robert Koch in 1890, the test detects immune responses to Mycobacterium bovis, enabling early identification of infected animals since protocols standardized in the early 20th century.^[136]^[137] In agricultural contexts, TT verification supports safe dairy production by minimizing zoonotic risks, with single or comparative cervical tests confirming absence of reactors through herd monitoring every 6–12 months.^[138] This certification underscores empirical benefits for supply chains, reducing TB prevalence from widespread infection rates pre-1930s to controlled levels via routine culling and biosecurity.^[139]

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Since Isle of Man is a voluntary competition you do not need to wait for the opportunity you can make it yourself. The classes for Isle of Man are as follows: ...
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Time trial | Speed Records, Technique & Training - Britannica
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[PDF] Riding against the wind: a review of competition cycling aerodynamics
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[PDF] Optimal Pacing in a Cycling Time-Trial Considering Cyclist's Fatigue ...
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May 4, 2023 · Time trial is a wonderfully affordable way to boost your triathlon power – plus they're damn fun, too! Here's everything you need to know.
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[PDF] FACTORS RELATED TO CYCLING ... - UNT Digital Library
Two common types of racing events in cycling are time trial (TT) and mass-start races. TT is a race in which competitors start one at a time, usually at 30-s or ...
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[PDF] The effect of environmental conditions on performance in timed ...
The effect of environmental factors on time trial performance can be in the order of 1.5%, which is significant given that the margins between ranked ...
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AUDI TT Coupe (1998-2006) Photos, engines & full specs
The TT had one engine option with two power outputs: a 1.8-liter engine with 5 valves per cylinder that offer 180 hp and 225 hp, respectively.
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Audi TT (8N) Coupe 1.8 Turbo 225 Quattro Specs - Ultimate Specs
Audi TT (8N) Coupe 1.8 Turbo 225 Quattro Specs ; Aspiration : Turbo + Intercooler ; Compression Ratio : 9.0 ; Horsepower : 222 HP / 225 PS / 165 kW @ 5900 rpm.
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The Audi TT: A Journey Through Design and Innovation
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Audi TT (Mk3, 2014 - 2023) – performance and 0-60
Rating 3.5 · Review by James TaylorThe TT RS is by some margin the quickest TT, reaching 62mph in just 3.7sec. It's a fantastic engine too, with a spine-tingling whip-crack soundtrack.
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Audi has built the last ever TT | GRR - Goodwood
Nov 27, 2023 · The final Audi TT has rolled off the production line bringing a ... total number of TTs produced since its introduction in 1998 to 662,762.
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Audi TT (Mk3, 2014 - 2023) – ride and handling
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Jan 10, 2023 · While never a true sports car, the Audi TT was a design icon and a fantastic example of platform engineering from 25 years ago.
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... transit time. (T). Dwell time includes loading/unloading times or waiting for connection or equipment. Transit time typically refers to time for line haul ...
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[PDF] Measuring Shippers' Value of Delay on the Freight System
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Aircraft total time calculation reference? - General Mooney Talk
Feb 23, 2017 · TT is total time of the aircraft has been operated. Often the rules for a pilot logging flight time will vary from what the engine gauges are measuring.How much do airframe hours matter? - Mooneyspace.comQuestion re: Airframe Total Time - General Mooney TalkMore results from mooneyspace.com
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How much TT is too much TT? | Pilots of America
Mar 11, 2013 · General aviation airframes are designed to last 20,000 hours. Commercial airframes are designed to last 100,000 hours. I would be very concerned ...Buying an airplane; how much “Total Time” is too much?How much total time is too much? | Pilots of AmericaMore results from www.pilotsofamerica.com
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Thrombin Time: Reference Range, Interpretation, Collection and ...
Sep 26, 2025 · The reference range for TT is 17-23 s, but this depends on the test kit/instrumentation used in the laboratory.
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TTSC - Overview: Thrombin Time (Bovine), Plasma
The thrombin time test, by itself, has little diagnostic value and should ... Describes how the test is performed and provides a method-specific reference.Missing: procedure range
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Thrombin time will be extended when functional fibrinogen levels are <100 mg/dL. This can occur due to congenital conditions including afibrinogenemia ( ...
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Thrombin Time - an overview | ScienceDirect Topics
Generally, the normal range for the TT test is 9 to 13 seconds, and results in excess of 16 to 18 seconds are considered abnormal or prolonged.22,23 Abnormal ...
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Sep 26, 2016 · Acquired hypofibrinogenemia is most frequently caused by hemodilution and consumption of clotting factors.
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Apr 10, 2018 · Background: Prolongation of prothrombin time (PT) is often recorded in critical illness, but has limited ability to predict risk of bleeding.
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Sep 13, 2022 · At lower concentrations, thrombin is more sensitive to heparin than in the test which uses a high concentration of thrombin. A concentration of ...
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Objective: A case of interference of monoclonal protein (M-protein) on thrombin time (TT) test in a 39-year-old Caucasian male patient is presented.<|control11|><|separator|>
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Teletype machines were mechanical devices used for sending/receiving data, often with minicomputers, and were used as automatic telegraph machines. The ASR33 ...<|separator|>
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Technological transitions as evolutionary reconfiguration processes
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Nov 11, 2024 · Telegraphic transfer (TT) is an electronic funds transfer method between bank accounts, commonly used for international transactions.
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TT Premier Football League | TTFA
The TT Premier Football League (TTPFL) is the new, elite football League sanctioned and run by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA).
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Apr 1, 2011 · There are now ten teams involved in the League up from seven teams that participated in the Trinidad and Tobago Pro League during 2005.
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F1 24: The Difference Between Time Trial & Race Setups
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Difference of Lap times in Time Trial Vs Races - Reiza Studios Forum
Jan 9, 2024 · TT will always be faster than race day, or whatever session you might chose. Fuel is always limit to 5 liters, and the setup can be very agressive.
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Through art and music, this artist creates a well-blended sound of hip hop, pop, club and EDM . Born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, it was during her ...
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Through art and music, this artist creates a well-blended sound of hip hop, pop, club and EDM . Born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, it was during her high school years where Tedra Wilson known as TT The Artist discovered her fearless approach to performance.
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TT the Artist discography and songs: Music profile for TT the Artist. Genres: Baltimore Club, Pop Rap. Albums include MILF, Thot Fantasy, and Phase 3 Mix: A ...
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“TT” is the title track off of TWICE 3rd EP TWICEcoaster : LANE 1. TT is about a girl falling in love with someone she has a crush on but being really emotional ...
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‎TT - Song by TWICE - Apple Music
Oct 24, 2016 · Performing Artists · CHAEYOUNG · JEONGYEON · JIHYO · MoMo · Myoi Mina · NAYEON · Rado · SANA. Vocals. TZUYU. Vocals. Composition & Lyrics. Black ...
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Oct 27, 2016 · Kpop girl group TWICE has comeback with the new album! Watch TWICE performing their song 'TT' on the M COUNTDOWN stage.
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Rating 7.9/10 (6,770) A documentary on the annual road race held on the Isle of Man. Play trailer ... High Praise indeed and a film that does real justice to the Isle of Man TT.
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Amazon MGM Studios Picks Up TT Film and Docuseries
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Channing Tatum, Brad Pitt Companies to Produce Isle of Man TT ...
May 28, 2024 · The docuseries began production this week. Titled The Greatest Race On Earth, it will focus on the Isle of Man TT race, which some have called ...<|control11|><|separator|>
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Jan 25, 2023 · I take my hat off to anyone brave enough to attack the TT course. It makes MotoGP look pedestrian and sterile.
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Top Twitter Abbreviations You Need to Know | Social Media Today
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Aug 14, 2018 · What is a Trending Topic? Also called TT or trend, these are the words, hashtags or phrases that are most repeated at a particular time. In the ...
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"TT" Meaning, Origin and Examples - 7ESL
Nov 12, 2024 · TT, as you know, is commonly used in texting and social media to express emotion, particularly sadness, disappointment or empathy. The two T's ...
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TT - Urban Dictionary
TT: A crying emoticon. The tops of the Ts are the eyes, and the stems are the tears streaming down the emoticon's face.
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When chatting on IM, what does TT stand for? - Quora
Feb 12, 2010 · TTT and bump are used to promote a discussion thread to the top of the recently active list. You will see the TTT (which stands for To The Top) ...What does TT mean on Instagram/Facebook? - QuoraWhat is the full form of TT? - QuoraMore results from www.quora.com
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TT - Trinidad and Tobago - ISO
Alpha-2 code. TT ; Short name. TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO ; Short name lower case. Trinidad and Tobago ; Full name. the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago ; Alpha-3 code. TTO.
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The United States recognized Trinidad and Tobago the same day that it became independent on August 31, 1962, by establishing the U.S. Embassy in Port-of-Spain. ...
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TTNIC
TTNIC, the Trinidad and Tobago Network Information Centre, manages the .TT country code top level domain.Check Fees · Domain Details · Register Domain · Domain Search Form
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Language code: tt - Localizely
The language code 'tt' is for Tatar, a Turkic language in the Kipchak subgroup, primarily written in Cyrillic, with 4.5 million speakers worldwide.
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HTML ISO Language Code Reference - W3Schools
ISO 639-1 Language Codes ; Tatar, tt ; Telugu, te ; Thai, th ; Tibetan, bo.
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Feb 24, 2022 · Nominal address terms in English and German usually consist of a combination of title and last name (TT + LN, e.g. Mr Shakespeare) or usage of ...
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ST and TT. From either point of view in isolation, there is a dynamic hierarchy of relevance to be recognized, meaning that every ...
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Mk.32 Surface Vessel Torpedo Tubes (SVTT) - Seaforces Online
Mk-32 SVTT are 12.75 inch torpedo tubes for surface vessels, used on most US and allied Navy vessels, and can launch Mk-44, Mk-46, Mk-50, and Mk-54 torpedoes.
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Mar 19, 2019 · The Mark 32 Triple Torpedo Tube (TTT) launcher allows cruisers and destroyers to participate directly in anti-submarine warfare, hunting down submarines with ...
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U.S. Navy Sailor conducts preventative maintenance on a Mark 32 ...
Aug 5, 2025 · A U.S. Navy sailor is conducting preventative maintenance on a Mark 32 torpedo tube during Formidable Shield (FS) 2025, a live-fire exercise.
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Aug 10, 2000 · SVTT Mk 32 HTL is used by Navy training facilities to train torpedomen on the operation of three mods of the SVTT. The HTL combines barrels from ...
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DI 52120.195 Ohio Workers' Compensation (WC) - Social Security
Sep 30, 2025 · 2. Temporary Total (TT) ... TT pays 72 percent for the first 12 weeks, and then reduces to 66 2/3 percent thereafter. TT will pay for the duration ...
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[PDF] Compensation Rates 2011 to 2025 TT, LM, PT, WL, %PP ... - Ohio.gov
In 2025, the average weekly wage is $1,231.00, with a 2.5% COLA. The DWRF entry level is $488.88 weekly and $2,124.30 monthly.
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[PDF] OHIO WORKERS' COMPENSATION LAW - Reminger
CALCULATION OF TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABILITY RATE: For the first. 12 weeks of work that the claimant misses, TTD is paid at a rate equal to. 72% of the Full ...
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TTD Tango: Ohio Supreme Court Swings in Employers' Favor!
Mar 14, 2024 · The Ohio Supreme Court issued a decision that permits employers to request termination of temporary total disability (TTD) compensation.Missing: TT military
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Teetotaller - Definition and Origin - ThoughtCo
Apr 19, 2017 · A teetotaller is someone who totally abstains from liquor. In the 19th century, the Preston Temperance Society in England and, later, the American Temperance ...Missing: TT | Show results with:TT
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Origin of Teetotaling The teetotalism movement began in Preston, England, in the early 19th century. Joseph Livesey established the Preston Temperance Society ...Missing: TT | Show results with:TT
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Apr 9, 2018 · Koch developed tuberculin in 1890 and recognizing the possibility of using tuberculin to detect infected animals the first tests were quickly developed.
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The intradermal tuberculin test has been used for ante-mortem diagnosis of latent and active TB in humans and animals for more than 100 years.
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The MRC established the Tuberculin Committee in 1921 to investigate the diagnostic and therapeutic uses of tuberculin and the reliability of the test. The ...
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