Define Ocr Meaning

Optical Character Recognition. Used in computing terminology.
Actually, is a computer software designed to translate images of typewritten text into machine-editable text

A British examination board which tests school pupils across the country primarily in GCSE and A-Level exams. It is ran by Oxford and Cambridge Universities, and so many pompous private schools choose to use this exam board because they wrongly believe it will help them get into better universities. OCR is in fact one of three main exam boards who do not care who you are as a person, but take a sadistic pleasure in forcing you to recall shit heaps of information that you've been stressfully trying to memorise for months on end in exams that last between 1 hour and 2.5 hours, which ultimately decides your entire future.

adj - Abbreviated form of mediocre,
average, moderate to inferior in quality.

Abbreviation of Overclocked Remixes, a video game music remix site.

A bunch of sadistic fucks that take pleasure in mentally torturing you by creating exams with questions that are near to impossible to understand by avoiding the specification as much as possible. If you are being examined by OCR you know exactly what is being said here. These fucks also mark exams and coursework very harshly probably because the organisation is run by a bunch of old cunts who want to use their remaining life years to ruin as many young lives as possible since they hate seeing younger people being more successful than they could have ever been in their whole entire existences.

Original Cast Racording- Musicals mainly

Overclocked Remix.

Lamest boards in all existence, but great remixes.

n. something mediocre. Typical usage applies to a girl's appearance (4-6 out of 10 on the standard scale of relative attractiveness).

Optical Cognition Reality, the system where an image is encoded optically and then digitally decoded into a format the brain is capable of processing in the visual cortex. based upon some of the principles of optical Character Recognition (OCR) used for and coding text into a format capable of being digitally reconstructed. Emerging from Virtual Reality, but deals with actual reality and allowing the brain to use a digital signal.