Definitions for "RCR"
Keywords:  radiologist, royal, college, link
Royal College of Radiologist
The Royal College of Radiologists. Link
Registered Commodity Representative. See Broker or Associated Person (AP).
Registered Commodity Representative. A person registered with the exchange(s) and the CFTC who is responsible for soliciting business, "knowing" his/her customers, collecting margins, submitting orders, and recommending and executing trades for customers. A registered commodity representative is sometimes called a "broker" or "account executive.
Registered Commodity Representative. An individual who is registered with the exchange(s) and the CFTC to solicit and handle commodity customer business for his firm.
Keywords:  cavity, width, luminaire, zonal, height
A number relating the dimensions of an enclosed space ( length, width, height) that effects the overall coefficient of Utilization of a luminaire within that specific space. The actual values used in the calculations were: 1 for RCR A, 5 for RCR B, and 7 for RCR C
Room Cavity Ratio. A shape factor (for a room, etc.) used in lighting calculations. RCR = 5H (L+W) / L x W, or, alternately, RCR = (2.5) Total Wall Area / Floor Area. Where H = height, L = length and W = width of the room. A cubical room will have an RCR of 10; the flatter the room the lower the RCR.
Room Cavity Ration. A number indicating room cavity proportions calculated from length, width and height.
See Retail Customer Rebate.
Retail Customer Rebate. all orders placed by a Customer will pay a RCR of 20% to the first qualified upline. The subsequent qualified uplines will receive G1 to G6 on the modified commission base.
Richard Childress Racing
Roadster-Coupe Racing edition
Keywords:  mva, rescue, crash, road, attend
Road Crash Rescue - when we attend a MVA, we perform a road crash rescue.
Keywords:  rensselaer, repair, computer
Rensselaer Computer Repair
Keywords:  runway, report, condition
Runway condition report
Readiness Command Restructuring
A measure of railroad inflation indicating the change in the price levels of inputs to railroad operations including wages, fuel, materials and supplies, and other expenses.