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A ''factor'', a [[Latin]] word meaning "who/which acts", may refer to:
A ''factor'', a [[Latin]] word meaning "who/which acts", may refer to:


In '''commerce''':
In '''commerce''':ng (finance)]], an entity providing commercial finance services
* [[Factor (agent)]], a person who acts for another, notably a mercantile and colonial agent
* [[Factor (Scotland)]], a person or firm managing a Scottish estate
* [[Factors of production]], a resource used in the production of goods and services
* [[Factoring (finance)]], an entity providing commercial finance services
* [[Max Factor]], a cosmetics company founded by Max Factor, Sr.
* [[Max Factor]], a cosmetics company founded by Max Factor, Sr.


In '''biology''':
In '''biology''':
* [[Factor B]] and [[factor D]], peptides involved in the alternate pathway of immune system complement activation
* [[Factor B]] and [[factor D]], peptides involved in the alternate pathway of immune system complement activation
* [[Coagulation factors]], substances essential for blood coagulation
* [[Coagulation factnd)]], a person or firm managing a Scottish estate
* [[Factors of production]], a resource used in the production of goods and services
* [[ors]], substances essential for blood coagulation
* [[Environmental factor]], any abiotic or biotic factor that affects life
* [[Environmental factor]], any abiotic or biotic factor that affects life
* An [[enzyme]], proteins that catalyze chemical reactions
* An [[enzyme]], proteins that catalyze chemical reactions
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* [[Factor (programming language)]], a concatenative stack-oriented programming language
* [[Factor (programming language)]], a concatenative stack-oriented programming language
* A [[substring]], a subsequence of consecutive symbols in a string
* A [[substring]], a subsequence of consecutive symbols in a string
* The organization of computer code, also known as [[Decomposition_(computer_science)]]
* The organization of c

In '''scientific method''':
* A phenomenon presumed to affect an experiment; see [[design of experiments]]

In '''television''':
In '''television''':
* ''[[The O'Reilly Factor]]'', an American talk show hosted by Bill O'Reilly on Fox News
* ''[[The O'Reilly Factor]]'', an American talk show hosted by Bill O'Reilly on Fox News
* ''[[The Krypton Factor]]'', a British game show hosted by Gordon Burns, formerly on ITV
* ''[[The Krypton Facto]
** [[The Krypton Factor (US game show)|''The Krypton Factor'' (U.S. game show)]] American version

'''People''':
* [[Max Factor, Sr.]], a Polish-American businessman and cosmetician
* [[Max Factor, Jr.]], son of the above, born Francis Factor
* [[John Factor]], a Prohibition-era gangster
* [[Factor (producer)]], a Canadian hip hop artist

'''Organizations''':
'''Organizations''':
* [[FACTOR]], the Foundation to Assist Canadian Talent on Records
* [[FACTOR]], the Foundation to Assist Canadian Talent on Records

Revision as of 18:11, 5 May 2014

A factor, a Latin word meaning "who/which acts", may refer to:

In commerce:ng (finance)]], an entity providing commercial finance services

  • Max Factor, a cosmetics company founded by Max Factor, Sr.

In biology:

In mathematics:

In statistics:

  • An independent variable, either categorical or continuous, controlled by the experimenter. However, "factor" is sometimes used synonymously with categorical variable, regardless whether it is controlled.
  • Factor analysis is the study of how factors or certain variables affect other variables

In physics:

In technology:

  • Human factors, a profession that focuses on how people interact with products, tools, or procedures.

In computer science and information technology:

In television:

  • The O'Reilly Factor, an American talk show hosted by Bill O'Reilly on Fox News
  • [[The Krypton Facto]

Organizations:

  • FACTOR, the Foundation to Assist Canadian Talent on Records