Abbreviation for trusted computer system.

This radio set was primarily mounted in vehicles, for instance, in the 75mm Gun Motor Carriage

See "Traction control."

Developed to minimize wheel slippage through turns and low grip surfaces, Traction Control works by using the ABS wheel sensors to detect if any of the wheels is spinning uncontrollably and individual [..]

Traction Control System

Traction Control System

Telephone Configuration System

Track Control System

Temperature Control System

Thermal Control System

Describes foods subject to Time-Temperature Control for Safety (refer to Potentially Hazardous Food). For a list of food subject to TCS, view TCS List

Describes foods subject to Time-Temperature Control for Safety (refer to Potentially Hazardous Food). For a list of food subject to TCS, view TCS List

Describes foods subject to Time-Temperature Control for Safety (refer to Potentially Hazardous Food). For a list of food subject to TCS, view TCS List

Describes foods subject to Time-Temperature Control for Safety (refer to Potentially Hazardous Food). For a list of food subject to TCS, view TCS List

Describes foods subject to Time-Temperature Control for Safety (refer to Potentially Hazardous Food). For a list of food subject to TCS, view TCS List

Describes foods subject to Time-Temperature Control for Safety (refer to Potentially Hazardous Food). For a list of food subject to TCS, view TCS List

Describes foods subject to Time-Temperature Control for Safety (refer to Potentially Hazardous Food). For a list of food subject to TCS, view TCS List

Track Control System Via a connection with the autopilot, TCS in an ECDIS controls that the ship’s GPS position follows a pre-planned track.

Temporary change of station

TriChloroSilane.

(automotive) An electronic control system that prevents wheelspin to improve traction.