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HPR

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HPRHigh Performance Routing (APPN)
HPRHost Plant Resistance (agriculture)
HPRHarvard Political Review (Harvard University; Cambridge, MA)
HPRHigh Performance Routing
HPRHigh Performance Research Network
HPRHome Page Reader
HPRHome Page Reader (IBM Software)
HPRHealth Protection Report (publication; UK)
HPRHouse of Pacific Relations (San Diego, CA)
HPRHighly Protected Risk
HPRHigh Performance Rule (sailboat handicapping)
HPRHolding Period Return
HPRHighest Previous Rate
HPRHIV Prevention Research
HPRHealth Planning Region (various locations)
HPRHigh Pressure Reactor
HPRHidden Point Removal (algorithm)
HPRHealth Program Representative (various locations)
HPRHeritage Protection Reform (UK)
HPRHigh-Point Rendel (UK)
HPRHigh Powered Rocketry
HPRHigh Priority Request
HPRHospital/Physician Relations
HPRHigh Priority Recommendation (Australian)
HPRHiring Process Report
HPRHydro-acoustic Position Reference
HPRHunter, Pointer, Retriever (hunting dog)
HPRHeave Pitch Roll (sensor)
HPRHuman Performance Reliability
HPRHigh Pass Resolution Perimetry (computing protocol for measuring perimeter vision)
HPRHigh Peak Rate
HPRHigh Priority Requisition (Canadian Department of National Defence DND)
HPRHostes Populi Romani (Latin: Enemies of the Roman People, epigraphy)
HPRHardware Problem Report
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The IMSG solution tightly integrates standards-based session border control (SBC) signaling and media gateway functions with sophisticated, high performance routing and comprehensive security features that include intrusion prevention software, IPsec and firewall services.
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