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TSAT

Tsat or TSAT may refer to: * Tsat language, a language spoken in Hainan, China * Target start approval time, a facet of Airport Collaborative Decision Making * Thinking Schools Academy Trust, a multi-academy trust in the United Kingdom * Tarlac School of Arts and Trades, now Tarlac State University, Philippines * Transformational Satellite Communications System * Transferrin saturation in medicine, the ratio of serum iron and total iron-binding capacity * Tsat, a Cantonese vulgar word * Tilted single axis tracker, a type of solar tracker * Target Startup Approval Times, see DMAN for further details * Tactical Situational Awareness Test, a method to measure situational awareness at the small unit tactical level * T sat , the saturation temperature

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Tsat or TSAT may refer to: * Tsat language, a language spoken in Hainan, China * Target start approval time, a facet of Airport Collaborative Decision Making * Thinking Schools Academy Trust, a multi-academy trust in the United Kingdom * Tarlac School of Arts and Trades, now Tarlac State University, Philippines * Transformational Satellite Communications System * Transferrin saturation in medicine, the ratio of serum iron and total iron-binding capacity * Tsat, a Cantonese vulgar word * Tilted single axis tracker, a type of solar tracker * Target Startup Approval Times, see DMAN for further details * Tactical Situational Awareness Test, a method to measure situational awareness at the small unit tactical level * T sat , the saturation temperature

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