Cathode Ray Tube (CRT): Among the first computer monitors, still occasionally found today. Works by creating a beam of electrons that strike the phosphor coating inside the display.

 

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Cathode Ray Tube (CRT): A television picture tube. The cathode ray excites the pixels to create the video image.

Stray: A method of bond indexing that divides the index into cells, each cell representing a different characteristic, and that buys bonds to match those characteristics.

Spraying: A method of application in which the coating material is broken up into a fine mist that is directed onto the surface to be coated.

Spray: Hitting the ball wildly in all directions with no consistency

Stray Line: Ungraduated portion of line connected with the current pole formerly used in taking current observations. The stray line was usually about 100 feet long and permitted the pole to acquire the . . . View Full Definition

Tanqueray: Clear and pungent, with citrus and juniper aromas. Very flavoursome with a tart cut, snappy spice and alcoholic heat on the finish

Tray Development: Any process carried out in open trays rather than using tanks or similar apparatus.

Tentacle-Tube-Foot Suspension Feeder: Suspension feeder that traps particles on distinct tentacles or tube feet (in echinoderms)

Tanqueray 10: Sublimely fresh with depth and complex flavor and a mouth-feel that can only be described as unctuous

Sonotube: Round, large cardboard tubes designed to hold wet concrete in place until it hardens.