T (disambiguation)

T is the twentieth letter of the Latin alphabet.

T may also refer to:

• Mr. T (b. 1952), American actor
• T-shirt, a type of clothing
• T-bone steak, the cut of meat
• T-unit, grammatical term
• Thoracic vertebrae T-1 through T-12
• My "t", slang shorthand for transwoman and testosterone for transmen
• Tea, a drink

[edit] Finance and business

• T-Mobile, mobile network operator based in Germany
• T-Online, German Internet Service Provider
• Treasury (as in T-Bill, T-Bond, T-Note)
• T, a mintmark for Nantes, France
• T, the U.S. ticker symbol for AT&T

[edit] Science and mathematics

• T-symmetry in particle physics
• Student's t-distribution, statistical term
• T (programming language), created in the early 1980s
• Haplogroup T (mtDNA), a human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroup
• Class T, a cool brown dwarf class of stars
• System T, in Modal logic
• T-number in the Dvorak technique, a way to rate storm intensity
• T, Tera- as in one trillion
• T, radioactive isotope of Tritium
• T, the symbol for "True" in Logic
• Tesla (unit), the SI unit of magnetic field
• , the n-dimensional torus ()
• ⊤, the top element of a partially ordered set
• Threonine, one of the 20 amino acids
• Thymine, one of the four nucleic acids of DNA
• t, the symbol for tonne or metric ton

[edit] Transportation

T or The T may refer to:

• Ford Model T, produced 1908-1927
• NZR T class steam locomotives in New Zealand
• Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (nicknamed the "T")
• Fort Worth Transportation Authority
• T (New York City Subway service)
• Pittsburgh Light Rail
• Oslo T-bane
• Stockholm Metro, called the "T-bana"
• Tank locomotive

[edit] Sport

• Technical foul

[edit] Other uses

• T, an industrial album by Funker Vogt
• T, Toshiba's mobile phones in Japan.
• T, a Japanese album released January 22, 2008 by popular Asian boyband TVXQ

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