Tor (disambiguation)

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A Tor is a rock outcrop formed by weathering. Tor or TOR may also refer to:

[edit] Meteorology

[edit] Biology

  • TOR (gene), or Target Of Rapamycin, a protein kinase
  • Tor, a genus of mahseers; a group of Asian game fishes

[edit] Geography

[edit] Mythology

  • An alternative name of the god Thor
  • Sir Tor, a Knight of the Round Table in Arthurian legend

[edit] Popular culture and entertainment

  • The acronym for Star Wars: The Old Republic, a massively multiplayer online role-playing game by BioWare.
  • Tor (comics), by Joe Kubert
  • Tor Books, a publishing company specialising in fantasy and science fiction
  • Tor, the name of a fictional robot featured in the science fiction film Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
  • Tor, the name of a character in the books, The Hero and the Crown and the The Blue Sword by Robin McKinley
  • Tor, the alter ego of the eponymous main character, in the animated television series Mighty Mightor
  • Tor the Shuttlezord, in the television series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
  • Tor, the name of the varg's goddess from the book The Sight
  • Tor, an organic time machine, from Neal Asher's novel Cowl
  • In Ghostbusters, a character says that Gozer (the main antagonist of the movie) once took the shape of "a large and moving tor"
  • Tales of Rebirth, video game
  • In the television show ReBoot, the main antagonist: Megabyte, lives in a tower called Silicon Tor

[edit] Sports

[edit] Technology

  • Telex Over Radio, a.k.a. radio-telex or NBDP (Narrow-Band Direct Printing), part of GMDSS
  • Tor (anonymity network) (The Onion Router), a software package formerly sponsored by the Electronic Frontier Foundation that enables its users to access websites and other internet services anonymously
  • ToR, abbreviation for Top-of-Rack. In networking a description of the location for equipment
  • Terminal-Owning Region, or TOR, is a CICS construct allowing for only terminals but not applications to reside in a CICS region

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