Sentences with phrase «abbreviated way»

In my Venice presentation, I will be introducing the pathology of AB - PA in an abbreviated way, moving into a structured and standardized assessment protocol, DSM - 5 diagnosis, the Contingent Visitation Schedule, and the AB - PA Pilot Program for the family courts.

Before looking at any historical evidence, let us review, in an abbreviated way, what arguments could be made for and against the hypothesis of BTC being a safe haven asset.

If needed, revisit The Shuffle in an abbreviated way by sitting near his crib (or possibly start at the door), changing positions every day or two instead of every three days.

In this creative advance, an object is «only an abbreviated way to note that there has been an ensemble of relationships» (N 158), in which, as he thinks Whitehead correctly argued, there is no bifurcation of primary and secondary qualities (N 158).

Not exact matches

Abbreviated as QC, the method has been implemented in a number of ways each of which has its own name and following.

Thusly does righteousness facsimile abbreviate tenderly upon long forgotten issues of fatherly intensions meant to be applauded way back when and duly denied and verily forgotten of nowadays!

Organizations like the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) and United States Specialty Sports Association (USSSA, colloquially abbreviated to «U-Trip») nominally took the lead in terms of getting everyone on the same page as far as the basic rules, codifying a backyard game to make sure it was basically played the same way everywhere.

After easily winning a three - way special election in the more conservative — but still dang Democratic — House district in a May 22 special election, Djou enters an abbreviated 2010 reelection campaign as one of a handful of deeply endangered GOP incumbents.

, a flirty, sexy, much - abbreviated dress is the way to go.

The qualms I had with Lena's abbreviated outfit was not that she was showing off her womanly lower half, but the WAY she did it.

Abbreviated Carefully: Your website name should be abbreviated in such a way that the name can not be taken the wrong way and does not spell something inaAbbreviated Carefully: Your website name should be abbreviated in such a way that the name can not be taken the wrong way and does not spell something inaabbreviated in such a way that the name can not be taken the wrong way and does not spell something inappropriate.

I found that I was spending way too long on my everyday makeup — and that was one routine that I needed to abbreviate ASAP!

The quickest way to identify if a profile is real or not is just to look for the «Love Stars» or abbreviated LS logo.

The finished film doesn't play like a patchwork, but there are signs of cuts and stitches: a strange, abbreviated hot - air balloon sequence in one flashback, and McGregor's role in general, especially the way it waffles around his degree of villainy.

THE DVD The First $ 20 Million Is Always the Hardest (abbreviated The First $ 20 Million within the cover art and in all promotional materials) finds its way to home video courtesy a 1.85 anamorphic video transfer from Fox on one side of a flipper, with an unmatted version on the other.

Another big reason is that the film becomes leaden, trite, and blown out of proportion, but in a way that also feels abbreviated.

NBA legend Magic Johnson, who has visited SLAM, has opened 13 alternative high schools in five states; his Bridgescape schools provide students who have dropped out or are at risk for dropping out «with another option to complete their education and another way to reach their goals» via an «abbreviated, flexible school day» with a heavy online component.

A teacher might use heterogeneous or homogeneous grouping in ways that address learners» needs or provide interventions for some students, such as an abbreviated version of a vocabulary list or an alternative way to demonstrate knowledge on a major assessment.

It can also be tricky to know exactly what you are buying via the trading interface of most retail brokerages: you won't find any offering document or prospectus, and the name of the bond is frequently abbreviated in a way that obscures vital information about what the bond is financing and which cashflows support it.

Way back in 1988, Electronic Arts released the very first Madden NFL Football title, which actually bore the iconic coach's full name and not just the abbreviated title.

It was terribly important I get that right at the start, as I'm going to abbreviate it the rest of the way.

After action reports, usually abbreviated as AARs on the forums, provide a way for players to discuss their own gameplay in unique ways with other players.

It brings together visual artists who use both written and spoken language structures in their work through translation, abbreviated means of communication such as symbols and glyphs, and visually coded ways of conveying information.

This abbreviated form corresponds to the way publications are referred to throughout the catalogue raisonné, and allows the reader to locate the full citation in the Bibliography.

This confusion of motion with stillness is one of many graceful ways Mauss, a visual artist, animates an important but abbreviated period in modern ballet history for his first institutional show in the US.

While she achieved a great measure of commercial success in her too abbreviated life, Reeves was best known and respected by artists who recognized her powerful skills of blending painterly style and manipulating materials in an alarmingly appealing way, avoiding the pitfalls that push abstraction against representation.

Although there is no preferred way of developing your resume, the key is to present your information consistently by bolding, abbreviating, and formatting all experiences the same way, to make it easy for the employer to find the information they are looking for.

Are all of the dates abbreviated the same way?

But what's the best way to abbreviate on your resume without causing... Read more

Trust that you will never transpose a number, write different email addresses on different pages, or abbreviate your state the wrong way.

As it turns out, Dr. Chan isn't a person but a convenient way to abbreviate «dining room chandelier.»