Tact
Tact (lat. Tactus , contact, impact ') stands for:
- basic temporal structure of music, see measure (music)
- Clock of a verse in literature and verse doctrine, see clocking verse principle
- the steady movement of the horse, see tact (riding)
- a section in the production of a bridge with the incremental launching method ;
- an operating cycle of systems operated in intermittent operation, for example heating burners , see Boiler #Takten
- Work cycle, the individual work cycles of the internal combustion engine
- Timed timetable , type of timetable in public passenger transport
- Tactitude , the learned ability to spare others from being ashamed in the interpersonal area.
- Clock signal , clock cycle or clock frequency, a signal (or characteristic properties of a signal) for the temporal synchronization of actions in electronic switchgear such. B. a processor
- Clocking , the division of the connection duration into specific time intervals when billing telecommunications services;
- Cycle time , time span for the production of a certain number of pieces in production technology
Tact are:
- TAKT , artist group
See also:
Wiktionary: Takt - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
