Transport (disambiguation) Totally Explained

Everything about Transport Disambiguation totally explained

Transport most likely refers to: :

Transport, the movement of people and goods from place to place, and related terms such as:
- transport, used (especially in military contexts) to mean a vehicle to carry supplies or personnel,, for example transport aircraft or transport (ship)
- Transport industry
- Penal transportation, also known as "sentence to transport".
- List of transport topics

Scientific and technical uses

Transport of molecules or ions across cell membranes or via the bloodstream, including active transport and passive transport

Transport of electrons in electron transport chains

Transport phenomena, in physics, mechanisms by which particles or quantities move from one place to another

Transport, in computer networking, the function of issuing and responding to service requests in transport layers and associated transport protocols

Transport (recording), a device that handles a storage medium and extracts or records the information from and to it

Transport of products of erosion, for example by a river, prior to their deposition as a sedimentary rock

Transport stream is a communications protocol for audio, video, and data

Other uses

Transport Canada, a government department of that country

Transport (typeface), used on British road signs

Transport (band), from Brisbane, Australia

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