TCF
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TCF can mean:
- Triangle control frame
- 20th Century Fox, when "Twentieth" is spelled out.
- Shuttle America (feeder airline ICAO code)
- Target Communication Framework (Eclipse)
- T-cell factor, a transcription factor; for TCF4 see its main alias TCF7L2
- TCF Bank
- TCF Financial Corporation, a financial services holding company which owns TCF Bank
- The Citizens Foundation, a chain of leading rural educational institutions in Pakistan
- Technical control facility, a physical plant, or a designated and specially configured part thereof, that contains the equipment necessary for ensuring fast, reliable, and secure exchange of information
- Technical Cost Framework
- Ternary complex factor, involved in the MAP kinase signal transduction pathway
- "Test Card F", the most famous test card used on British television
- Test de connaissance du français, a French language placement test
- Thiol Cotton Fiber
- Thin Client Framework, a programming model
- Third Coast International Audio Festival
- TiVo Community Forum, a forum for users and enthusiasts of TiVo
- Total cash flow
- Totally Chlorine Free, a form of paper bleaching
- Touring Club de France
- "Training Check Function", part of the line testing sequence used for Fax transmissions.
- Transparent Computing Facility, a technology implemented in operating systems such as AIX/PS/2
- Treating Customers Fairly, a set of British Financial Services Authority principles focused on improving customer services for organisations in the Financial Services sector, ensuring that all regulated firms treat their customers fairly.
- Trenton Computer Festival The longest continuously running computer show in the United States
- Trillion (1012) cubic feet, a measurement commonly used by the oil and gas industry to describe volumes of natural gas
- Technical Construction File
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