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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 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

In computer, informatics, communication:

Screener, a movie piracy rip, a motion picture film transfer process identifier

Set Complete Radio or later, Signal Corps 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

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. 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 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

Silicon-controlled rectifier, a type of thyristor

Space charge region, part of a semiconductor device

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