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Tracheostomy

Tracheostomy refers to a surgury sometimes used to improve conditions of those with extremely severe cases of obstructive sleep apnea

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"Tracheostomy" findet sich im UNSPSC Code "42271906"
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Tracheostomy refers to a surgury sometimes used to improve conditions of those with extremely severe cases of obstructive sleep apnea

Tracking

Tracking refers to the tendency to stay at about the same level of growth or performance relative to peers who are the same age. It also means staying attuned to a family 's style of relating and understanding symbols of a family's life.

Tracking Device

Tracking Device refers to a device used to locate and track stolen vehicles

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Tracts

Tracts are large collection of axons located in the central nervous system which is primarily composed of white matter. Tracts are also known as pathways or fibers.

Trade magazines

Trade magazines refer to a collection of articles for those "in the biz,” about related professional topics, seldom directly reporting the methods and results of new research.

Trade-last

Trade-last is defined as a compliment that a person has heard and offers to repeat to the one complimented in exchange for a compliment made about oneself.

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Tradeoff

Tradeoff refers to a choice in which taking or maximizing one benefit requires either accepting a cost or sacrificing another benefit

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Tradition

Tradition refers to customs, stories, beliefs, and so on, that is handed down from generation to generation.

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