Round Trip: A trip that starts in a location and goes to a different location and goes back to the starting point. This is the most common method of travel for the average vacationer.

 

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Round Trip: A trip that starts in a location and goes to a different location and goes back to the starting point. This is the most common method of travel for the average vacationer.

Theater In The Round: A performance taking place on an arena stage. See arena stage.

Tier (Township Strip): A strip of land six miles wide, extending east and west and numbered north and south according to its distance from the base line in the rectangular (government) survey system of legal description.

Trip Hazard: Any situation where there is an increased likelihood of tripping (e.g. stairs that do not have a uniform tread or riser height all the way along the stairs).

Test Strip: Trial and error method of calculating exposure in photographic printing. A number of exposures are given to a strip of emulsion, over important areas of the image to help judge the correct e . . . View Full Definition

Teeing Ground: (also 'teeing area, tee box, tee') the starting point of each hole, where the tee markers are

Surround: The surround is the flexible ring around the edge of the speaker cone. In conjunction with the inner suspension element called a Spider, it determines the overall impedance of the speaker. P . . . View Full Definition

Surround Session: Advertising sequence in which a visitor receives ads from one advertiser throughout an entire site visit.

Surround Speakers: In a home theater system, the speakers located beside or behind the listening/viewing position. These speakers can be mounted on the walls, placed on stands, or set on bookshelves. They help . . . View Full Definition

Surroundings: In thermodynamics, the surroundings refer to the universe outside the system.