SCR
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SCR may refer to:
In associations, companies, institutions:
- Senior Common Room of a higher education institution, particularly a college at Oxford or Cambridge University or a House at Harvard College
- South Central Railway in India
- Southern Counties Radio, the former BBC Local Radio service for part of southern England.
- Supreme Court Reports of Canada
- South Coast Repertory - Professional Resident Theatre located in Costa Mesa, California
- Sydney Coal Railway
In computer, informatics, communication:
- Satellite channel router
- Screener, a movie piracy rip, a motion picture film transfer process identifier
- Signal Corps Radio (previously Set, Complete, Radio) as adopted by the U.S. Army Signal Corps about the time of World War One, including SCR-268 radar, SCR-270 radar, SCR-584 radar
- Studio Control Room, also known as Production Control Rooms or Galleries that manage Television studio productions.
- System Clock Reference used inside transport streams which are part of the MPEG family of protocols used for Audio Video synchronization
- System Change Request used in some formal software tracking systems.
- System Configuration Repository
- The file extension (.scr) used for Windows screensavers, but can also be trojans.
In electronics
- Silicon-controlled rectifier, a type of thyristor
- Space charge region, part of a semiconductor device
- Saturable Cored Reactor. See also Magnetic Amplifier
In medicine:
- Serum creatinine, measure of creatinine levels in the blood, measured to determine kidney function
- Skin conductance response, a type of galvanic skin response
In marketing:
- Share of Category Requirements, defined to be each brand's market share among tiers of the brand.
In roads
In other:
- Seabird Colony Register, The JNCC's
- Selective catalytic reduction, a technology for control of emissions of NOx in furnace flue gas
- Seychellois rupee, the ISO 4217 code for the currency of Seychelles
- Semi Closed Rebreather, scuba diving equipment
- The Supreme Court Review, a peer-edited law review in the United States
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