tandem

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Tandem (origin from the Latin tandem  - in the long run, finally, finally, last. Middle Latin - lengthways , one  after the other) stands for:

Means of transport:

  • Bicycle with at least two seats arranged one behind the other, see tandem (bicycle)
  • Tandem (cart) , a team drawn by two horses walking one behind the other
  • Paraglider with two seats, see Biplace
  • a possibility for two people to do a parachute or bungee jump at the same time, see tandem jump
  • generally a vehicle with two drives or two motors mounted one behind the other
  • a helicopter with a tandem configuration
  • a vehicle or aircraft cockpit with two seats arranged one behind the other, see tandem seat

Science and technology:

  • a particle accelerator that can accelerate ions twice with the same potential by reloading, see tandem accelerator
  • in genetics, a repeating sequence motif in deoxyribonucleic acid or ribonucleic acid, see tandem repetition
  • the radar satellite TanDEM-X
  • Tandem (space probe) , a planned space flight mission to the Saturn moons Titan and Enceladus
  • a chemical reaction type, see tandem reaction
  • a design feature in aircraft construction, see tandem wing

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