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  • TPMT

    Thiopurine S-Methyltransferase (enzyme)
  • TPO

    Thermoplastic Olefin (rubber)
  • TPO

    Thrombopoietin
  • TPR

    Thermoplastic Rubber
  • TPS

    Total Plant Solution
  • TPS

    Toughened Polysterene
  • TPU

    Thermoplastic Polyurethane (rubber)
  • TPV

    Thermoplastic Vulcanizate
  • TQM

    Total Quality Management
  • TR

    Technical Report (ISO document stage)
  • Traçabilité (ISO)

  • Trace (1)

    (IEEE) A record of the execution of a computer program, showing the sequence of instructions executed, the names and values of variables, or both. Types include execution trace, retrospective trace, subroutine trace, symbolic trace, variable trace.
  • Trace (2)

    To produce a record as in definition (1).
  • Trace (3)

    To establish a relationship between two or more products of the development process; e.g., to establish the relationship between a given requirement and the design element that implements that requirement.
  • Trace Analysis

    Analyzing constituents present in ppm and ppb concentrations. Trace analysis requires extremely pure reagents made with ultrapure Type I reagent grade water.
  • Traceability

    The ability to link a user requirement specification through functional specifications and design specifications to test cases. It should be possible to look at a specification and determine how it was tested, or to look at a test and determine what specifications it challenges.
  • Traceability

    A prerequisite for trustworthy records, apart from data security. Traceability is the part of the laboratory data system audit trail that holds the evidence of who did what to a record and when.
  • Traceability

    The degree to which each element in a software development product establishes its reason for existing; e.g., the degree to which each element in a bubble chart references the requirement that it satisfies.
  • Traceability

    (ISO) Ability to trace the history, application or location of that which is under consideration.
  • Traceability

    (IEEE) The degree to which a relationship can be established between two or more products of the development process, especially products having a predecessor-successor or master-subordinate relationship to one another; e.g., the degree to which the requirements and design of a given software component match.
  • Traceability Analysis

    The tracing of software design descriptions to software requirements specifications and software requirements specifications to software design descriptions.
  • Traceability Analysis

    (IEEE) The tracing of Software Requirements Specifications requirements to system requirements in concept documentation.
  • Traceability Analysis

    The tracing of source code to corresponding design specifications and design specifications to source code. Analyze identified relationships for correctness, consistency, completeness, and accuracy.
  • Traceability Matrix

    (IEEE) A matrix that records the relationship between two or more products; e.g., a matrix that records the relationship between the requirements and the design of a given software component.
  • Tracer

    A radioactively labeled nucleic acid component included in a reassociation reaction in amounts too small to influence the progress of reaction.