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CDR

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CDR
abbr.
commander
Cdr Military
abbreviation for
(Military) Commander
CDR
abbreviation for
(Electronics) compact disc recordable: a compact disc that can be used to record only once Compare CDE
Translations
Cdr abbr (=commander) → Cdt
CD rack n → range-CD m
CD recorder n → graveur m de CD


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The CDR is a new Internet-based system created to modernize and streamline the way the agencies collect, validate, manage, and distribute financial data submitted by banks in quarterly "Call Reports.
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Instead of interpreting sensitivity or specificity for a test result and applying it to a clinical decision, the therapist using a CDR would determine the probability" that the disorder of interest is present.
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25 Gbps and a total CDR bandwidth of up to 45 Gbps.
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