Ort

Ort or ORT may refer to:

• Bramson ORT College, an undergraduate college in New York City operated by World ORT
• Universidad ORT, a university in Montevideo, Uruguay by World ORT
• Colegio ORT Buenos Aires Jewish preparatory schcool with special ephasis in techinical and media.
• Channel One (Russia), called ORT (Obshchestvennoye Rossiskoye Televideniye) from mid-1990s until 2001
• Olympiaki Radiophonio Teleorassi, a Greek TV channel in Elis Prefecture
• Operational Readiness Testing, in software engineering
• Oral rehydration therapy, a simple, cheap, and effective treatment for diarrhea-related dehydration
• Ornithobacterium rhinotracheale, a bacterium that causes poultry disease
• Ort (wine), a fortified wine typically originating from South Africa, similar to port
• Ort, any type of waste
• Ort, the snippet of thread left over in the needle after finishing a section of embroidery. The jar used to store these snippets is referred to as an Ort Port.
• ORT Braude College of Engineering, in Carmiel Israel
• ORT conversion, Open Road Tolling conversion in Transportation engineering
• Other Related Text, a text relevant to the topic being studied
• Schloss Ort, an Austrian castle situated near the Traunsee lake
• World ORT, a non-governmental organization whose mission is the advancement of Jewish people
• Ongoing reliability test (aka ORT), which is a test process in manufacturing.
• Onion Round Table, which was a multi-purpose group in The Billericay School from August 2003 - June 2006.
• ORT, fictional character created by Kinoko Nasu.
• Object recognition task, a behavioral task for rodents.
• ORT (Tsukihime), a character from the Tsukihime mythos.
• Owl Rehabilitation Training
• OnDemand Reading Tests

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