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SWR
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SWRStanding Wave Ratio (radio term)
SWRSouth Western Railway (India)
SWRSüdwestrundfunk (Southern German Radio Station)
SWRShoreham Wading River
SWRShort-Wave Radio
SWRSoftware Requirements
SWRSafe Withdrawal Rate (financial portfolio management)
SWRSteel Wire Rope (engineering term for steel cable)
SWRSwiss International Airlines (ICAO code)
SWRSwift Water Rescue
SWRSmall Works Roster (government contracting pool)
SWRSouthwestern Region (National Speleological Society)
SWRScarlet Weather Rhapsody (game)
SWRSecondary Water Resistance
SWRSurface Wave Radar
SWRSteve W. Rabe (founder of SWR Sound Corporation)
SWRSemiconductor Wafer Representation
SWRStanding Wave Reflectometer
SWRResidual Water Saturation (petroleum engineering)
SWRStandard Warranty Replacement
SWRSouth West Riders (motorcycle club; various locations)
SWRSwiss Air Transport Company Ltd
SWRStep-Wise Regression
SWRSine Wave Response
SWRScheduler Work Area (IBM)
SWRSpecial Water Reactor
SWRStandford Wireless Research
SWRSurface Water Retention
SWRShe Wants Revenge (band)


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