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Trichophyton
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- Genus of fungi, parasitic to man, that frequently infects the skin, nails, and hair and cause ringworm.
- A fungus which affects the skin, hair and nails
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Frequently, английский
Frecuentemente
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Trigger, английский
- Something that can aggravate an allergic reaction but is not necessarily the actual cause of the allergy. examples are viruses, exercise, cigarette smoke and cold air.
- Триггер; ручка выстрела (кресла)
- N триггер; пусковая схема segment trigraph n триграф1 (см. тж. digraph)
- Пусковой механизм (заболевания)
- In ship-building, is the letting fall the paul of the cradle by which the dog-shore falls flush, and offers no further obstruction to the ship gliding down the ways into her absurdly termed “native element.” also, a small catch under the lock of fire-arms, by drawing which back, when the piece is cocked, it is discharged.
- A feature in campaign automation where you can schedule a task or operation based on a response to a previous action.
- An object responsible for firing an action when a condition is met.
- In a database, an action that causes a procedure to be carried out automatically when a user attempts to modify data. a trigger can instruct the database system to take a specific action, depending on the particular change attempted. incorrect, unwanted, or unauthorized changes can thereby be prevented, helping to maintain the integrity of the database.
- The mechanism by which a system or application event triggers either an instant or an animated change in one or more properties.
- To activate a function or program, such as the release of a virus payload, in response to a specific event, date, or time.
Tinnitus, английский
- Any noise (buzzing, ringing, etc) in the ear. there are many causes including wax in the ear.
- Tinitus
- A condition in which someone hears a ringing sound in the ears comment: tinnitus can sound like bells, or buzzing, or a loud roaring sound. in some cases it is caused by wax blocking the auditory canal, but it is also associated with meniere’s disease, infections of the middle ear and acoustic nerve conditions.
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