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TACAS

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TACASTools and Algorithms for the Construction and Analysis of Systems (Workshop)
TACASTriangle Area Chinese American Society (North Carolina)
TACASThermal and Compressed Air Storage (power system)
TACASTraffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System (air traffic management; also seen as TCAS)
TACASTerminal Access Controller Access System (VPN)
TACASTubed Artillery Conventional Ammunition System
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CleanSource XR, based on Active Power's new TACAS technology, uses thermal and compressed air energy storage to provide the world's first minute-for-minute alternative to batteries.
Company Profile for Active Power, Inc by Business Wire
TACAS technology is expected to be competitive in cost and footprint to backup power batteries without the HAZMAT or environmental issues associated with these cells.
Active Power Unveils Revolutionary New Technology; Thermal and ... by Business Wire
Products which support TACAS, include, ACE/Server form Security Dynamics and SafeWord from Enigma Logic.
RLN 4.0 Provides Bundled ISDN for Faster Remote LAN ACCESS; ... by Business Wire
 
 
 
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