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tender The car immediately behind a steam locomotive that carries fuel for the firebox and water for the boiler.
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teniposide An anticancer drug that is a podophyllotoxin derivative and belongs to the family of drugs called mitotic inhibitors.
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TENS Transcutaneous electric nerve stimulation. A technique in which mild electric currents are applied to some areas of the skin by a small power pack connected to two electrodes.
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tensor An array of functions that obeys certain laws of transformation. The motivation for the use of tensors in some branches of physics is that they are invariants, not depending on the particular coordinate system employed. The tensors (eg, stress tensor) that enter into meteorology are of a particularly simple kind, called Cartesian tensors, so the important theorems of tensor analysis play no role, but notational convenience justifies their use. A one-row or one-column tensor array is a vector.
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tendon transfer surgical cutting and repositioning of a tendon so that the muscle attached to it has a new function
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