Target

In diagnostic tests, the molecule or nucleic acid sequence assayed in a sample. In mutagenesis, the that needs to be altered to generate the desired change in phenotype.

Precipitation or other phenomena which produces echoes on a radar display.

Theater Analysis and Re-planning Graphical Execution Toolkit.

The endpoint for standby continuous replication (SCR). The target can be either a stand-alone Mailbox server that does not have local continuous replication (LCR) enabled for any storage groups, or a passive node in a failover cluster on which the Mailbox role is installed, but no clustered mailbox server has been configured in the cluster. [Exchange 2007]

In imaging systems, any document or chart containing identification information about the content

A target is the device to which the initiator sends data. Most commonly the target is the storage array, but the term also applies to bridges, tape libraries, tape drives or other devices.

An entity to which access may be attempted [10181-3].