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TXP
(redirected from tape transport)

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TXPTextpattern
TXPTransponder (aircraft radio that responds to radar)
TXPTransaction Protocol
TXPTransaction Processor
TXPTaxoprexin DHA-paclitaxel
TXPTape Transport (usually open reel tape deck)
TXPtumor xenograft pharmacology


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Because the 14 days of data protect against logical errors, you can reduce the number of archive copies you put to tape and take off site, providing significant savings in both tape transport and media costs.
SAN-based data replication by Barkley, Patty / Computer Technology Review
Additionally, helicopter service is available to expedite server and tape transport from Houston businesses to the Bunker.
Westlin Bunker Provides Emergency Hurricane Rita Services by Business Wire
Tape guide rollers had been used in many tape transport systems, especially video systems.
How far can tape guide rollers go? Is a 3-piece design the future? by Collins, Gary / Computer Technology Review
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