1. TNC - Noun
2. TNC - Proper noun
(immunology) Initialism of thymic nurse cell.
(law, business) Initialism of transnational corporation.
(transport) Initialism of transport/transportation network company.
(amateur radio) Initialism of terminal node controller.
(US) Initialism of tentative nonconfirmation, an E-Verify status.
TNC
(telecommunications) Initialism of threaded Neill–Concelman connector.
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TnC
(biochemistry) Troponin C.
But that has not stopped us from doing everything that we could to support the TNC and the Libyans." Source: Internet
Transportation network companies (TNC) such as Uber and Lyft may be increasing traffic congestion in large cities rather than alleviating it, reducing legal speed limits and creating longer commutes. Source: Internet
The point may seem obvious, but I wanted to say that I agree with TNC that this should be understood as a well-intentioned miscalculation rather than anything else. Source: Internet
The National Transitional Council (TNC), the opposition administration based in Benghazi, claimed that Major-General Abdel Fatah Younes had been shot by pro-Gaddafi forces. Source: Internet
By 1983, TAPR was offering the first TNC available in kit form. Source: Internet
Traditionally, the computer and modem are combined in one unit, the terminal node controller (TNC), with a dumb terminal (or terminal emulator ) used to input and display data. Source: Internet