RTA

RTA or Rta, is a TLA that could refer to:Various traffic or transit authoritiesRegional Transportation Authority (Illinois), serving Chicago, United StatesRegional Transportation Authority (Tennessee), serving Nashville, United StatesGreater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority, United StatesRoads and Transport Authority, serving Dubai, UAERoads and Traffic Authority in New South Wales, AustraliaRoad Transport Association in New South Wales, represents the trucking industry.Road Traffic Act in the United KingdomRiverside Transit Agency in Riverside County, California, United StatesNew Orleans Regional Transit Authority, United StatesGreater Dayton Regional Transit Authority, United StatesCentral Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority, United States
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Sanskrit   as used in Vedic Sanskrit literally means the "order or course of things", cognate to Avestan . In the Vedas, rta lays the philosophical foundation for the Hindu conception of dharma. In current usage, the use of the term rta is eschewed for the more developed and now standard dharma. Rta became deified as the father of justice and righteousness, unyielding but eminently fair. It grew, as Radhakrishnan states, "from physical divine" in its purvey. Rta was morality, the equitable law of the universe.
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[Hindu] Rta is a term which signifies the cosmic order of the universe. It is through rta that the sun rises and sets, that rivers flow, trees grow, and animals are born. It is the twelve-spoked wheel of the cyclical year. It is seen as the path one follows to a goal. A just and honorable man will always try to uphold rta. It is always advisable to act in accordance with rta, for then things will invariably go smoothly. Rta is therefore also seen as Truth. Rta is closely associated with the gods Varuna and Mitra, who are the deities in charge of cosmic order. The term is almost certainly pre-Vedic in origin. Evidence of this is that it is rarely used in later times or in conjunction with any other Vedic gods. Also, it is not considered to be a god itself, which is out of character for the Aryan writers of the Vedas, who tended to anthropomorphize everything.

Abbreviation for remote trunk arrangement.

Arrangement that permits the extension of TSPS functions to remote locations. [47CFR]

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