Science and Technology
- Tetrathiafulvalene, an organic compound used in electronics
- Time to Failure or Time to Treatment Failure, as in cancer chemotherapy
- Time to Fire, as in an Airbag deployment
- Transcription termination factor, a protein that regulates transcription of genes
- Thyroid transcription factor, another protein that regulates transcription of genes
- Trend Type Forecast, an aviation weather forecast
- TrueType, an outline font standard originally developed by Apple Inc.
- TTF Motorsports, To The Front Motorsports, Sport Compact racing team from Northeast Nebraska consisting of Grant Hurlbert #85, Jeb Dunklau #65, Ryne Hoffart #23, Jordan Uehling #58, Cameron Meyer #21 and Garet Hurlbert #8.
- Tumor Treating Fields (TTFields). A novel medical therapy to treat cancerous tumors with alternating electric fields
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