Definitions for "Tab"
The extended portion of the sheet.
The portion of an asphalt shingle that is outlined by the cutouts.
Portion of strip shingles defined by cut outs or slots so when installed, material appears to be individually applied.
a key on a typewriter or computer keyboard which advances the carriage or curser to the next (preset) tab position; -- used especially to type or print text or numbers in columns.
This function is associated with the print statement and causes output to be placed in the p th column. If the output cursor has exceeded this specified position, then the output will be placed in the p th column on the next line down.
A key that, when pressed, moves the insertion point to the next tab marker.
Traffic Audit Bureau. An organization sponsored by outdoor plants, advertising agencies and advertisers to authenticate outdoor circulation.
see Traffic Audit Bureau of Media Measurement.
Traffic Audit Bureau. The official national authority for circulation authentication of outdoor advertising. It is a third-party, independent organization supported by advertisers, advertising agencies and media owners, and applies statistically reliable counting procedures.
The flap or latchet of a shoe fastened with a string or a buckle.
A flat metal lapel device with foldover piece that extends from the top. These are commonly lithographed tin. Typical tab Trigate: Button, ribbon, token, or other item showing three persons, usually in bust. Typically the three persons depicted may be candidates for president, vice-president, and governor, or perhaps for president, governor, and U.S. Senator. Other trigates may be wholly local, or may even be international (depicting world leaders). Collectors enjoy trigates because of their interesting design and because the number of different items in existance is not completely overwhelming. Massachusetts Trigate from 1920
Similar to a litho button, but instead of being attached by a pin, the tab is attached to the wearer's lapel or shirt pocket by having a metal tab folded over to clasp the clothing. Tabs are usually rectangular or round, but there are a great many shapes possible. Tabs generally are flat or only very slightly domed. They tend to be a good deal less expensive than buttons in the collectors' market, although as always, there are exceptions. Typical tab
a self-adhesive seal, usually round, that is used to close the open ends of self mailers. The USPS REQUIRES that unenveloped letter-size mail pieces prepared for automation rate mailings must be secured (tabbed) to prevent an open edge from jamming their high-speed processing equipment. Construction of the mail piece plays an important role in determining automation compatibility. Standards for tabbing are based on basis weight of paper stock used and the location of the folded or bound edge. As an alternative to tabs or wafer seals, the open edge of the length of the mailpiece may be continuously glued or spot glued. Continuous glue or spot glue is permissible with single-sheet self-mailers and cards. Tabs can be clear with a perforation, or white (other special order colors are available).
tape tapi task text
Taped automated bonded.
Tribal Advisory Board
Totalizator Agency Board
Technical Assistance Board
a bill or check for some purchase, as in a restaurant; as, the salesman will pick up the tab.
the bill in a restaurant; "he asked the waiter for the check"
This refers to the bill that is created when a customer first places their order. This term is commonly used in bars. Customers may order cocktails one at a time but pay their bill only once when they are ready to leave.
A border of lace or other material, worn on the inner front edge of ladies' bonnets.
A loose pendent part of a lady's garment; esp., one of a series of pendent squares forming an edge or border.
catalog view listing all available tables in the current schema. ACSII character 9 (control-I in the vi-editor). Normally used for spacing and indentation.
Tab is a playable character in Sega video game's series Jet Set Radio. Tab wears a blue jumpsuit and beanie in Jet Set Radio and a trench coat and capped beanie in Jet Set Radio Future. In Jet Set Radio Future, he is the founder of the GG crew.
a small projecting piece of a file folder, file card, or similar sheet used in a filing system, on which a notation is written to permit convenient search for the folder, card, etc.
A section of a window which acts like the tabs on file folders. Clicking on a tab label bring that portion of the dialog to the front so you can see it.
Folder tab styled interface.
Transbordadora Austral Broom
The edge of a divider sheet that extends beyond the trim size of the publication. Also, a pre-specified space for vertically aligning text.
a non-printing character that affects alignment of text that follows it; may be left, right, center, decimal. See also, leader.
A location set along the horizontal ruler to show where text should be aligned.
From any page, you can click on a tab at the top of the page to go to any of the four functional areas ( Upload Meter, Record Events, Reports and Profile) or your Personalized Home Page. The page you are viewing is represented in Red. Other pages you may wish to go to are colored Gray.
In our software, our configuration screen has several subsections. These subsections are referred to as tabs. Each subsection has a name at the top, such as Transfer Method. Clicking on that name takes you to the settings for that subsection.
a designation in a program document or Web page similar to the ridge-like projection that divides and identifies sections in a notebook or planner. Like the physical tab in a notebook, the onscreen tab in a program application or Web page usually isolates a body of information. Clicking on such a tab with the mouse brings the material to the foreground.
In the context of a portal a tab is one of several pages you can visit containing channels. In MyNAU the tabs appear at the top of your page, just under the header logo. Main, News, and Entertainment are a few examples of the default tabs in MyNAU.
(1) A masking leg that is mounted at right angles to the front of the stage. (2) See "Portal."
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lsd
tablet, particularly LSD
The selections across the top of a screen where there are several submenus to choose from. In OE, the Options screen has numerous tabs such as: Spelling, Read, Send, Signatures, etc.
Tab (also spelled TaB) is a diet cola. It was the first diet soft drink brand produced by the Coca-Cola Company. It was introduced in 1963 and has been reformulated several times.
A label or coupon attached to a stamp Telegraph stamps Used for prepayment of telegraph charges Tête-bêche A pair of stamps where one is upside-down in relation to the other
the piece of paper selvage, with or without marginal marking, attached to a booklet pane. In traditional booklets, panes were either glued by the tabs into cardboard covers, or stapled between the covers through the tab.
Typhoid, Paratyphoid A and B (vaccine)
see tabloid newspaper.
Fold-down menu card in the SPiN Chat System.
Short for tabloid. Refers to any newspaper or section folded to that size.
See Total Allocated Budget
total androgen blockade; see maximal androgen deprivation.
Total Allocated Budget. The sum of all budgets allocated to the contract. Total allocated budget consists of the performance measurement baseline and all management reserve. The total allocated budget will reconcile directly to the contract budget base. Any differences will be documented as to quantity and cause.
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sensationalist, journalism
sensationalist journalism
Technical Assistance to Brownfields Communities (TAB) helps communities to clean and redevelop properties that have been damaged or undervalued by environmental contamination. The purpose of these efforts is to create better jobs, increase the local tax base, improve neighborhood environments, and enhance the overall quality of life.
A worksite within Oncourse CL. Tabs are located horizontally along the top of the Oncourse CL window.
A visual metaphor for a binder tab which identifies each end-page in PrimaryPath.
See Finger Tab
Usually leather or plastic cut into shape to protect the fingers of the drawing hand. It also allows the bowstring to slide freely off the fingers during the loose.
A small piece of material placed between fingers and string to protect the fingers while shooting a bow.
The cry of carriage drivers to warn pedestrians.
Tactical Advance to Battle (this word is mostly used by Parachute Regiments)
A piece of metal, usually containing the date, used to revalidate a license plate. It is usually bolted over a corner, covering the existing date. A date strip is an elongated tab, often containing the place name along with the date.
colloq.] (as in 'pick up the tab'); short for 'pull-tab'
A tag. See Tag, 2.
(1) A tag on a skid of printed sheets as a marker for a given number of sheets. Skids are tabbed when the binding is of more than one kind and not all sheets are to be folded. (2) In composition, the point marking the beginning of a column in tabular material. to top
Guitar Tablature File
a dose of medicine in the form of a small pellet
A small adjustable surface on wing or tail surfaces, used to make small trim changes.
Testing and balancing (an HVAC system)
A system of writing music for fretted instruments whereby a number or letter appears on lines representing the strings, indicating the fret to be played.
The mechanical lug used to connect cells together to form a battery or to connect it to equipment.
A stage curtain either full width or half width/tab
A loop for pulling or lifting something.
A hit of Acid
Short extension off face or back of envelope.
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edit
1/2==[ edit
(see tab stop)
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limited
TAB Limited
See end tab.
see tablature.
a tablet tabella
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