EPR

E.P.R. E. P. R. English Etymology 1 en abbreviations Abbreviation Alternative forms en E.P.R. E. P. R. Noun ~ en aviation en engine pressure ratio the ratio of pressure between exhaust and inlet of a jet engine. en finance en expected profit rate. en nuclear energy en European Pressurised Reactor, a type of nuclear reactor, later also an en w:Evolutionary Power Reactor 1. en pressurized reactor nuclear reactor reactor en medicine en electronic patient record. en environment law en w:extended producer responsibility. weekend Rachel Cernansky 2025-05-31 Solving fashion's waste problem Life & Arts 4 From California to the EU, legislators are moving ahead with a concept known as extended producer responsibility (EPR), which aims to hold brands accountable for what happens to the products they put out into the world. Further reading en EPR (nuclear reactor) European Pressurised Reactor Etymology 2 en eponyms From the initials of the three theoreticians to conceived of the paradox, en Einstein (en Albert Einstein), en Podolsky (en Boris Podolsky), en Rosen (en Nathan Rosen). Proper noun en physics en Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox en Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox Derived terms Einstein Podolsky Rosen en ER=EPR / EPR=ER a conjecture about the nature of the universe that connects quantum physics to spacetime physics en EPR telephone a conjecture to communicate non-locally, faster than light, back in time Related terms Einstein Podolsky Rosen en ER en Einstein-Rosen en Einstein-Rosen bridge Further reading en Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox Anagrams en epr ERP PER Per. RPE Rep Rep. per per- per. pre pre- rep French Pronunciation eu-pé-erre fr LL-Q150 (fra)-LoquaxFR-EPR.wav <<France>> (<<Vosges>>) Proper noun m fr w:fr:Groupe Ensemble pour la République