Sentence examples for ssr from inspiring English sources
noun
Soviet Socialist Republic
Staff-student ratio (SSR) SSRs compare the number of staff teaching a subject with the number of students studying it, to get a ratio where a low SSR is treated positively in the league tables.
Chew is already investigating partnerships with those schools, however: it's already been filming at the School of Sound Recording (SSR) in London, and is thinking about how it might expand into pure tutorials content alongside the regular streaming sets.
The amount of money that an institution spends providing a subject (not including the costs of academic staff, since these are already counted in the SSR) is divided by the volume of students learning the subject to derive this measure.
Similar to the Symbian version, the Windows Mobile Opera browser will include Small-Screen Rendering (SSR) technology.
At least 28 students and three staff (both FTE) must be present in an SSR calculation using 2015-16 dalonelone.
She's adjusting to single life in New York after being reposted to the covert Strategic Scientific Reserve (SSR) and still grieving the loss of Cap after he "died" heroically ditching a Hydra megabomber into the freezing North Atlantic.
The ratio r2 = SSR/SST is called the coefficient of determination.
If the data points are clustered closely about the estimated regression line, the value of SSE will be small and SSR/SST will be close to 1. Using r2, whose values lie between 0 and 1, provides a measure of goodness of fit; values closer to 1 imply a better fit.
In the recent history of terrible automotive ideas, terribly executed, this open-roof, all-wheel-drive crossover ranks with such freaks as the retractable-roof GMC Envoy XUV, the Chevy SSR convertible pickup and the Chrysler PT Cruiser convertible.
Marques McCammon, an associate of Mr. Berrin, worked at the time for American Specialty Cars, the Michigan-based design consultancy responsible for the retrofuturist Chevrolet SSR.
At the wheel, I could sense some significant vibrations at highway speeds on the worst washboard pavement, but nothing on the order of the all-time champ: the wobbly (and justifiably defunct) Chevy SSR pickup.
