Sensitivity Time Control (STC): An electronic circuit designed to automatically increase the gain as the electron beam is deflected from the center to the edge of the scope. Also called anti-clutter gain control.

 

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Sensitivity Time Control (STC): An electronic circuit designed to automatically increase the gain as the electron beam is deflected from the center to the edge of the scope. Also called anti-clutter gain control.

Regular Full-Part-Time Employee: An individual who has been hired by an employer to work a predetermined amount of hours per week in a position/appointment of indefinite duration.

Recycling Time: Time it takes a flash unit to recharge between firings.

Relative Time: Type of geologic time (absolute time being the other) that places events in a sequence relative to each other.

Remote Control Device (RCD): A device that allows one to operate a television without directly touching it.

Response Time: A determination made by CPS and law enforcement regarding the immediacy of the response needed to a report of child abuse or neglect.

Rent Control: Ordinances that limit the rent a landlord can charge for a property.

Remote Control: For remote-compatible devices, wired or infrared wireless remotes are either included with a receiver or CD player, or available as accessories. This enables the unit to be operated from the . . . View Full Definition

Real-Time: Normally used to describe combat sequences, the action does not stop to allow you to enter commands. This is the opposite of 'turn-based'.

Radiometric Time: Type of absolute time determined by the relative porportions of radioisotopes to stable daughter isotopes.