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is a collaborative, web-based multilingual dictionary project hosted by the , where volunteers contribute definitions, etymologies, pronunciations, translations, and related linguistic data for words across thousands of languages. Its English edition alone exceeds 9 million entries, encompassing not only standard lexical information but also thesauri, rhyme guides, phrasebooks, and appendices on topics like proverbs and idioms. Launched in the early as a sister initiative to , operates under open licensing ( Attribution-ShareAlike and ), enabling free reuse while relying on community editing for content generation. The project's defining strength lies in its expansive scope and accessibility, fostering contributions from a global user base to document obscure dialects and neologisms that traditional dictionaries often overlook. However, this volunteer-driven model has drawn criticism for inconsistent quality, with issues such as unreferenced examples, violations of editorial guidelines, and deletions of specialized entries like those for historical terms, highlighting challenges in maintaining rigor without centralized expertise. Similar to its encyclopedic counterpart, 's content can reflect biases prevalent among its predominantly progressive-leaning editors, particularly in definitions of politically charged terms, underscoring the need for users to verify claims against primary sources. Despite these limitations, it remains a valuable resource for exploration due to its breadth and ongoing expansion.

People

As a surname or initials

WT serves as the initials for several notable individuals. William Thomas Cosgrave (1880–1965) was an Irish statesman who succeeded as chairman of the and served as the first president of the Executive Council of the from 1922 to 1932. William Thomas Stead (1849–1912) was a British investigative journalist and editor of , known for pioneering modern journalism techniques including interviews and exposés on social issues; he perished aboard the RMS Titanic. William Thomas Tutte (1917–2002), often known as or Bill Tutte, was a British-Canadian mathematician and codebreaker who contributed to cracking the during and advanced , theory, and combinatorics. As a surname, WT is rare globally, occurring in approximately 220 individuals primarily in Asia as of 2014 data, with no widely recognized notable figures bearing it as their primary family name.

Places

Geographical locations

Washington Territory (WT) was a historical organized incorporated territory of the United States, established on March 2, 1853, from the Oregon Territory's northern portion, encompassing present-day Washington state, parts of Idaho, and initially Montana before boundary adjustments. It existed until November 11, 1889, when it achieved statehood as Washington, with Olympia designated as the capital; the territory's boundaries were defined by the 49th parallel north to the Columbia River, extending eastward to the Continental Divide. The WT abbreviation derived directly from "Washington Territory," used in official correspondence, maps, and postal markings during its existence, reflecting its status as a distinct administrative division prior to statehood. West Texas (WT) refers to an informal geographic region in the western portion of , , generally west of and the Balcones Escarpment, covering approximately 60,000 square miles (160,000 km²) and including the Panhandle, Permian Basin, and areas. Major cities such as Amarillo, Lubbock, , and El Paso lie within this region, characterized by arid plains, deserts, and oil-rich basins; it spans 79 counties with a of about 2.9 million as of 2020. The WT designation appears in regional institutions like in (coordinates 35°01′N 101°55′W), highlighting its cultural and economic identity tied to ranching, , and production rather than formal administrative boundaries.

Martial arts

Styles and techniques

Wing Tsun, commonly abbreviated as WT, represents a structured variant of the Chinese martial art Wing Chun, formalized by Leung Ting, a direct student of Yip Man, starting in the 1970s through the establishment of the WingTsun system and the International WingTsun Association (IWTA). This lineage traces back to 19th-century practitioner Leung Jan in Foshan, who refined techniques emphasizing practicality over ornate forms, passing them through subsequent generations including Ip Man in the mid-20th century. The art's legendary origins attribute its core to the 17th-18th centuries, with Ng Mui, a Shaolin nun, synthesizing elements from existing southern Chinese styles into a system suited for smaller or less physically dominant practitioners, focusing on efficiency in close-range encounters. Key techniques in WT prioritize centerline control, where practitioners maintain alignment along the body's central axis to defend vital points while delivering compact, explosive strikes such as the straight punch (lin wan kun) generated from hip rotation and elbow drive for short-range power. Deflective movements like bong sao (wing arm) and tan sao (spreading hand) enable simultaneous blocking and attacking, leveraging opponent force redirection via structural integrity rather than brute strength, grounded in biomechanical principles of leverage and minimal energy expenditure. Sensitivity drills, notably chi sao (sticky hands), train reflexive adaptation to contact, fostering proprioceptive awareness for trapping limbs or exploiting openings in real-time, with progression through wooden dummy (mook jong) forms simulating environmental obstacles and multi-angle threats. WT's self-defense applications emphasize causal mechanics, such as using joint angles for control and rapid chain punching to overwhelm aggressors in confined spaces, as demonstrated in lineage-specific curricula developed under Leung Ting's oversight since 1967. Empirical efficacy, however, hinges on training that incorporates dynamic resistance and scenario-based pressure testing, as static form practice alone yields limited transfer to unpredictable confrontations; proponent accounts highlight successes in controlled self-defense contexts, but broader validation lacks large-scale controlled studies, underscoring the need for supplemental conditioning and sparring absent in some traditional lineages. Derivative techniques in WT schools, influenced by Leung Jan's medical insights into anatomy, include low-line kicks and anti-grappling responses tailored for urban self-protection, distinguishing the style's pragmatic evolution from broader Wing Chun branches.

Science

Physical quantities and biological terms

In physics, "wt." serves as an abbreviation for , denoting the force exerted by on an object's , expressed quantitatively as W = m \times g, where m is and g is the local , standardized at approximately 9.81 m/s² near Earth's surface. This distinguishes , a quantity measured in newtons (SI unit) or pounds-force (), from , an invariant scalar measured in kilograms, a conceptualization rooted in Newtonian formalized in Isaac Newton's Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (1687), with modern standardization via the established in 1960. In biological contexts, "WT" commonly abbreviates "wild type," referring to the naturally occurring, non-mutated or of an or , serving as the baseline for comparison against variants in genetic studies, such as in model organisms like where it denotes traits isolated from natural populations. This usage underscores causal distinctions in inheritance, where deviations from often arise from specific mutations rather than environmental factors alone, as evidenced in experiments tracing phenotypic inheritance since the early 20th-century work of on fruit flies. Additionally, "WT" designates , a pediatric renal first pathologically described by Max Wilms in 1899, accounting for roughly 6% of childhood cancers with an incidence of about 1 in 10,000 children under 15 years. The condition frequently involves mutations in the WT1 gene on chromosome 11p13, a tumor suppressor encoding a critical for and development; germline or somatic alterations in WT1 disrupt normal nephrogenesis, leading to uncontrolled proliferation of embryonic cells, with heterozygous mutations identified in up to 20% of sporadic cases and nearly all in associated syndromes like WAGR (, aniridia, genitourinary anomalies, retardation). WT1 expression is absent or aberrant in tumor tissue, contrasting with its role in wild-type renal differentiation, highlighting a direct causal link between and oncogenesis confirmed through sequencing studies since the gene's isolation in 1990.

Transportation

Vehicles and infrastructure

In firefighting operations, particularly in rural and wildland settings, WT designates a , a specialized apparatus engineered to large volumes of or to fire incidents where municipal hydrants are unavailable. These vehicles comply with standards set by the (NFPA) , which mandates minimum capacities and equipment for mobile apparatus, including capabilities from natural sources. Typical WT configurations feature tank capacities ranging from 1,000 to 4,000 gallons, with Type 1 tenders requiring at least 4,000 gallons and a minimum flow of 300 gallons per minute at 50 , enabling sustained supply to pumper trucks. Pontiac Division of introduced the Wide Track (WT) chassis in its model lineup to enhance stability and handling through increased track widths. The WT configuration widened the front track to 63.7 inches and the rear to 64 inches compared to prior models, a 5-inch increase at the front and 4.5 inches at the rear, achieved by modifying and positioning without altering overall width. This contributed to Pontiac's sales surge, elevating the brand to third in U.S. market share by 1962, as the broader stance improved cornering dynamics on contemporary road surfaces. The WT feature persisted through the early 1960s across models like the and Bonneville, influencing Pontiac's performance-oriented image before evolving with subsequent engineering updates.

Technology

Software, frameworks, and devices

Wt (web toolkit) is an open-source C++ library for developing interactive web applications using a widget-centric architecture that emulates desktop GUI frameworks like Qt. It supports server-side rendering of dynamic content through AJAX and progressive enhancement, enabling stateless or stateful sessions without client-side JavaScript dependencies for core functionality. Initial stable release occurred in December 2005, with version 4.12.1 issued on October 16, 2025, incorporating modern C++ standards and security fixes such as input validation enhancements. In engineering contexts, WT designates wind tunnel testing apparatuses for acquiring empirical aerodynamic data on scale models, foundational to aviation and vehicle design. The Wright brothers constructed the first controlled wind tunnel in late 1901 at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, testing over 200 airfoil configurations in approximately two months to quantify lift and drag coefficients, resolving discrepancies in prior theoretical models like Lilienthal's tables. This device, a wooden box with a fan-driven airflow of about 40 mph, used pressure balances to measure forces, yielding precise data that informed their 1903 Flyer glider's cambered wing design with a 1-in-20 aspect ratio. Modern WT facilities, such as MIT's Wright Brothers Wind Tunnel operational since 1939 and renovated for speeds up to 230 mph, continue this empirical tradition in computational fluid dynamics validation. Financial technology employs WT for wire transfer protocols, which facilitate secure, standardized electronic interbank fund movements via messaging networks. The (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication) system, launched in 1973 by 239 banks across 15 countries, supplanted insecure telex-based transfers with encrypted, ISO 15022/20022-compliant messages for cross-border payments, processing over 44 million daily transactions by 2023. These protocols define fields for sender/receiver details, amounts, and currencies, reducing errors and enabling real-time settlement through linked clearing houses like in the U.S. Domestic WT variants, such as established in 1918 and digitized in the 1980s, handle high-value transfers averaging $4.5 trillion daily as of 2022, prioritizing finality over speed.

Wikis and online communities

Markup, templates, and digital uses

In wiki environments powered by MediaWiki software, "wt" serves as an abbreviation for wikitext, the markup language used to format page content, create templates, and handle transclusions. Templates incorporating "wt" notations, such as those in Wikimedia projects, enable structured linking and disambiguation, for instance, facilitating references to dictionary entries or parsing instructions in collaborative editing. This syntax evolved to support complex digital documentation, emphasizing precise rendering of hierarchical data in online communities. Wireless telegraphy, historically abbreviated as WT, denotes the pioneering radio transmission system developed by , who conducted initial experiments in 1895 and filed a provisional specification on , 1896. The technology transmitted discrete signals—binary on-off keying—over electromagnetic waves, relying on empirical measurements of and antenna efficiency to achieve reliable communication distances initially limited to several miles but later extended transatlantically by 1901. This marked a foundational shift in digital signaling from conductive wires to free-space , with verifiable demonstrations confirming and the viability of spark-gap transmitters for non-line-of-sight messaging. The progression from WT's continuous-wave Morse transmissions to amplitude-modulated carriers in the early provided causal precedents for packetized protocols, as tests underscored the need for error-detecting codes amid , influencing later networks through documented improvements in efficiency and selectivity.

Media and entertainment

Publications, music, and slang

The Washington Times is a daily newspaper based in Washington, D.C., founded on May 17, 1982, by Unification Church leader Sun Myung Moon as a conservative alternative to established media like The Washington Post. Its editorial stance emphasizes limited government, traditional values, and scrutiny of federal policies, distinguishing it from outlets perceived as left-leaning by media bias analysts. Within Temptation, commonly abbreviated as WT among fans, is a symphonic metal band formed in April 1996 by vocalist and guitarist in . The group pioneered fusions of orchestral arrangements, gothic themes, and heavy riffs, with key releases including the debut album Enter (1997) and later works like Resist (2019), which incorporated electronic and progressive elements to evolve the subgenre. In online slang and text messaging, "WT" functions as a shorthand for "what the," typically eliding into expressions of surprise or frustration such as "WT heck" or "WT hell," reflecting brevity trends in early 2000s digital communication amid rising SMS and forum use. This usage parallels expansions like "WTF" but avoids explicit profanity, appearing in informal contexts across platforms for concise querying or emphasis.

Other uses

Miscellaneous abbreviations and terms

Weight transmitter (WT) is a device used in industrial applications to process signals from load cells or strain gauges for accurate load measurement and weight monitoring. These transmitters convert analog sensor outputs into digital or amplified signals suitable for control systems, often featuring interfaces like RS485, Ethernet, or analog outputs such as 4-20 mA. For instance, the DG-WT model supports biogas operations with constant weight monitoring capabilities. Similarly, the WTS series provides digital amplification in IP67-rated housings for harsh environments. World Tour (WT) denotes structured international event series in sports, particularly in and , involving circuits with predefined itineraries across multiple host cities. The , abbreviated as WT, is the premier annual competition in , featuring qualifiers and finals; the 2025 edition included events in , where defeated 19-17 to claim the title on October 26, 2025. The similarly encompasses opens like the and China Open, promoting global competition. Waste transfer (WT) refers to facilities and processes for consolidating and relocating solid or liquid waste prior to final disposal, optimizing logistics in operations. In , the Waste Transfer & Processing Facility operates under approval ABR 10054, handling materials from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM weekdays. U.S. Department of Energy plans, such as those at , detail WT lines for transferring with limits like 6 wt% solids for to ensure safe handling. Waiting time (WT) measures the duration processes or tasks spend in queues before execution, a key metric for assessing in scheduling systems. In CPU scheduling algorithms, WT contributes to (TAT = burst time + WT), where lower WT indicates better resource utilization; for example, scheduling minimizes average WT compared to first-come-first-served. Empirical analyses in business processes use event logs to quantify WT causes like batching or contention, with cycle time efficiency calculated as processing time divided by (processing + WT), revealing bottlenecks in up to 30-50% of durations in studied workflows.

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