What does DR stand for?

Data Reference

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Data Recorder

In the realm of electronics, a Data Recorder (DR) is an indispensable device designed to capture and store data over time or in real-time. These devices are pivotal in monitoring and analyzing various parameters across numerous applications, from environmental research to industrial automation. Their ability to accurately record data makes them a cornerstone in data acquisition systems, ensuring that critical information is preserved for analysis, compliance, or operational adjustments.

Data Recorders come in various forms, including standalone units and integrated systems, each tailored to specific needs. They are equipped with sensors or interfaces to connect with external devices, enabling the collection of diverse data types. The evolution of DR technology has seen a shift towards wireless and cloud-based solutions, offering enhanced accessibility and scalability. This advancement underscores the growing demand for efficient, reliable data recording solutions in an increasingly data-driven world.

Data Replication

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Deed Restriction

A legal restriction placed on a property deed to restrict future uses of a contaminated property. For example, a deed restriction may prohibit future housing development on a contaminated industrial site, or prohibit use of contaminated groundwater on a piece of property.

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Deep Relief

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