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CRT in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
CRT or Crt most commonly refers to:
- Cathode-ray tube, a display
- Critical race theory, an academic framework of analysis
CRT may also refer to:
Law
- Charitable remainder trust, United States
- Civil Resolution Tribunal, Canada
- Columbia River Treaty, Canada–US, 1960s
Science, technology, and mathematics
Medicine and biology
- Calreticulin, a protein
- Capillary refill time, for blood to refill capillaries
- Cardiac resynchronization therapy and CRT defibrillator (CRT-D)
- Catheter-related thrombosis, the development of a blood clot related to long-term use of central venous catheters
- Certified Respiratory Therapist
- Chemoradiotherapy, chemo- and radiotherapy combined
- Cognitive Retention Therapy, for dementia
- Corneal Refractive Therapy, in optometrics
- CRT (genetics), a gene cluster
Social sciences
- Cognitive reflection test, in psychology
- Current reality tree (theory of constraints), in process management
Technology
- Microsoft C Run-Time library
- SecureCRT, formerly CRT, a telnet client
- .crt, X.509 Certificate filename extension
Other uses in science and mathematics
- Chinese remainder theorem, in number theory
- Crater (constellation), in astronomy (abbreviated Crt)
Transport
- Canal & River Trust, England and Wales
- Changchun Rail Transit, China
- Chongqing Rail Transit, China
- Connecticut River Transit, a defunct American bus service
- Cross River Tram, a defunct proposal in London, England
- CRT Group, an Australian transport company
- Chicago Rapid Transit Company, a defunct American rail company
Other uses
- Canadian Railway Troops, WWI
- Claiming Rule Teams, in motorcycle racing
- Connecticut Repertory Theatre, University of Connecticut
- Correctional Emergency Response Team
- Iyojwaʼja Chorote, a language in Salta province, Argentina, ISO 639 code
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disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title CRT.
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Look up
CRT in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
CRT or Crt most commonly refers to:
- Cathode-ray tube, a display
- Critical race theory, an academic framework of analysis
CRT may also refer to:
Law
- Charitable remainder trust, United States
- Civil Resolution Tribunal, Canada
- Columbia River Treaty, Canada–US, 1960s
Science, technology, and mathematics
Medicine and biology
- Calreticulin, a protein
- Capillary refill time, for blood to refill capillaries
- Cardiac resynchronization therapy and CRT defibrillator (CRT-D)
- Catheter-related thrombosis, the development of a blood clot related to long-term use of central venous catheters
- Certified Respiratory Therapist
- Chemoradiotherapy, chemo- and radiotherapy combined
- Cognitive Retention Therapy, for dementia
- Corneal Refractive Therapy, in optometrics
- CRT (genetics), a gene cluster
Social sciences
- Cognitive reflection test, in psychology
- Current reality tree (theory of constraints), in process management
Technology
- Microsoft C Run-Time library
- SecureCRT, formerly CRT, a telnet client
- .crt, X.509 Certificate filename extension
Other uses in science and mathematics
- Chinese remainder theorem, in number theory
- Crater (constellation), in astronomy (abbreviated Crt)
Transport
- Canal & River Trust, England and Wales
- Changchun Rail Transit, China
- Chongqing Rail Transit, China
- Connecticut River Transit, a defunct American bus service
- Cross River Tram, a defunct proposal in London, England
- CRT Group, an Australian transport company
- Chicago Rapid Transit Company, a defunct American rail company
Other uses
- Canadian Railway Troops, WWI
- Claiming Rule Teams, in motorcycle racing
- Connecticut Repertory Theatre, University of Connecticut
- Correctional Emergency Response Team
- Iyojwaʼja Chorote, a language in Salta province, Argentina, ISO 639 code
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title CRT.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.