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SAR or Sar may refer to:
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Organizations
- SAR Records, an American record labels
- Scholars at Risk, a network of academic institutions organized to support academic freedom
- School for Advanced Research, an anthropological/archaeological research center in Santa Fe, New Mexico
- Sigma Alpha Rho, a high school fraternity, in West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Sons of the American Revolution, a genealogically-based community service organization
- SAR Academy, a modern Orthodox yeshiva in Riverdale, New York
- SAR High School, the high school of SAR Academy
Railways
- South African Railways, a former state-controlled rail transport company in South Africa
- South Australian Railways, a former railways operator in South Australia
- Saudi Railway Company, a railway company in Saudi Arabia
- Savage Alberta Railway, a former short line railway in Alberta, Canada
Science and technology
- Sodium Adsorption Ratio, a measure of the suitability of water for agricultural irrigation
- Sulfuric Acid Recovery (or Regeneration), a common hydrocarbon processing application
- Synthetic Aperture Radar, an active microwave remote sensing technology
- Successive Approximation Register
- SAR-21 (Singapore Assault Rifle - 21st century), used by the Singapore army
- SAR-87, the Sterling Assault Rifle - 1987
- Semi-automatic rifle, a type of rifle
- Submarine Advanced Reactor, naval nuclear reactor, developed for radar picket submarine Triton
- IPCC Second Assessment Report
- Sar (astronomy), a period of 9 years 5 days, used to predict eclipses
Medicine, psychology, and biology
- SAR supergroup (taxonomy), a proposed supergroup containing the Chromalveolata and the Rhizaria, standing for the three largest groups within these: Stramenopiles, Alveolata, Rhizaria
- SAR11 (microbiology), a naming convention for uncultured bacteria first found in the Sargasso Sea
- S/MAR, a scaffold attachment region
- Seasonal allergic rhinitis
- Sexual Attitude Reassessment
- Specific absorption rate, a measure of the rate at which RF-energy is absorbed by the human body
- Structure-activity relationship, in pharmacology, medicinal and computational chemistry
- Systemic acquired resistance, a "whole-plant" resistance response that occurs following an earlier localized exposure to a pathogen
Computers
- Search and Replace, a feature of text editors
- Segmentation and Reassembly of data packets in a computer network
- Service Archive (.sar), a file format for the JBoss Java application server computer program
- sar (Unix), a Unix/Linux command to display various system loads
- Storage Aspect Ratio of a digital image
Law enforcement
- Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative
- Suspicious activity report (banking), filed with the U.S. government by financial institutions
- Suspicious Activity Report (justice and homeland security), filed with local and federal law enforcement agencies to prevent crime and terrorism
Business
- Saudi riyal, the ISO 4217 currency code
- South African rand, officially ZAR but often written as SAR
- Parabolic SAR Stop and Reverse indicator, used in technical analysis stock analysis
- Stock Appreciation Right, a method of rewarding employees
Places
- Sar (river) in Galicia, Spain
- Šar Mountains, a mountain range in southeastern Europe
- Sar, Tibet, a village
- Sar, Bahrain, a residential district
- Edwin van der Sar, a Dutch international association football goalkeeper
- South African Republic (Transvaal Republic)
- Syrian Arab Republic
- Special Administrative Region
Other uses
- Student Aid Report, sent to applicants of US federal financial aid for college
- Sample of Anonymised Records, based on the UK Population Census
- Search and rescue, sometimes "Sea Air Rescue", search for and provision of aid to people who are in distress or imminent danger
See also
- Saar (disambiguation)
- SARS
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