Meanings of edr in English

While eDRS appear to be beneficial, further improvements are needed before systems are dependable.

Tesla's wireless data collection appears to be more extensive than that of many onboard EDRs.

The Epilepsy Deaths Register (EDR) differs from typical registries which concentrate primarily on clinical information.

Three ionization chambers and three EDR-2 films can be inserted to cover extended field TMI treatment delivery.

Simulated TMI treatment planning with a slab phantom was delivered and verified with ion chamber and EDR-2 films.

In March, DMGT sold real estate data and services firm EDR to Silver Lake and Battery Ventures for US$205m.

But life sentence prisoners and those serving indeterminate public protection terms seldom know their EDR until months before they are actually set free.

And new prison guidelines state that prisoners can only start a degree course six years before their earliest date of release (EDR).

That worries Tom Kowalick, one of the engineers responsible for developing the EDR, so he's crowd-funding a device that lets drivers lock up that data.

Often called automotive "black boxes", EDRs generally record data like speed, seat-belt usage and pedal position in the seconds before and after a crash.