Lesson plan
UDR
UDR may refer to: * Ulster Defence Regiment, a former British Army infantry regiment * Universal dielectric response, An emergent scaling behaviour in heterogeneous materials under alternating current * União Democrática Ruralista, a Brazilian right-wing association of farmers * Union of Democrats for the Republic, a former political party in France * Union of the Right for the Republic, a present political party in France * Union for Democracy and the Republic (Chad), a political party in Chad * Democratic Union for the Republic, a former political party in Italy * UDR, Inc., a real estate company in the United States * Udaipur Airport, Indian airport (IATA airport code) * Untethered dead reckoning, GNSS-assisted dead reckoning without external sensors * User-Defined Reductions in OpenMP * U.D.R., Brazilian comedy rock band * Univision Deportes Radio, a Spanish language sports radio network in the United States. * Unlimited Desert Racer, a traxxas RC car with the best suspension system by far.
Article summary
UDR may refer to: * Ulster Defence Regiment, a former British Army infantry regiment * Universal dielectric response, An emergent scaling behaviour in heterogeneous materials under alternating current * União Democrática Ruralista, a Brazilian right-wing association of farmers * Union of Democrats for the Republic, a former political party in France * Union of the Right for the Republic, a present political party in France * Union for Democracy and the Republic (Chad), a political party in Chad * Democratic Union for the Republic, a former political party in Italy * UDR, Inc., a real estate company in the United States * Udaipur Airport, Indian airport (IATA airport code) * Untethered dead reckoning, GNSS-assisted dead reckoning without external sensors * User-Defined Reductions in OpenMP * U.D.R., Brazilian comedy rock band * Univision Deportes Radio, a Spanish language sports radio network in the United States. * Unlimited Desert Racer, a traxxas RC car with the best suspension system by far.
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