DBR
Wikimedia disambiguation page
DBR may refer to:
Arts and entertainment
Daniel Bernard Roumain (born 1970), composer and violinist
De Bellis Renationis, renaissance wargaming rules
Days Before Rodeo, 2014 mixtape by Travis Scott
Science and technology
Design-based research in the learning sciences
Deuterium bromide (chemical formula: DBr)
Distributed Bragg reflector, used in waveguides
Double-blind review
Transport
Bad Doberan (district)—DBR on Germany license plates
Derby Road (Ipswich) railway station, Suffolk, England (CRS code:DBR)
Dowel bar retrofit, a highway crack treatment
New Zealand DB class locomotive of rail locomotive
Airlines with ICAO code DBR:
DutchBird, 2000–2004
Dobrolet (airline), 2013–2014
Other uses
Drum-Buffer-Rope, in the theory of constraints management paradigm
State Bureau of Investigation (Ukraine) (abbr. DBR: Derzhavne Biuro Rozsliduvan)
Disclosure and Barring Service provides wider access to criminal record information through its disclosure service for England and Wales.
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