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I posted yesterday on the preprint server arXiv a report we worked on with a dedicated group of exoplanet experts and which we recently delivered it to the NASA EXOPAG Executive Committee and to the NASA Astrophysics Advisory Committee (more on the abbreviations at the bottom of the page) *.

Sauber is the final team to showcase what they've done with the rule changes, going for larger numbers on the nose and the driver name abbreviations at the top of the shark fin.

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An ATS may not understand all abbreviations which is why it's important to spell out any abbreviation at least once.

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Avoid trade jargon or abbreviations, or at least make sure they are well defined.

I'll admit Jeff Wright and ERW (ugh, terrible abbreviation, why did I do that) are solid, but man, everything around them leaves me at a total loss.

The contention within Christian hip - hop (under the hashtag abbreviation CHH on Twitter) community of how to present Christianity within music can be traced back at least 25 years, to when fans and fellow artists tended to align with either Cross Movement, a group who claimed to «rap the Gospel,» almost exclusively at shows held in churches and on CDs sold in Christian book stores, or Tunnel Rats, an LA crew whose music took plotted a more mainstream course.

* In case anyone is wondering, no, I didn't change the meaning of the relevant clause at all in the abbreviation.

I glanced at each professor's Web page and then picked the ones with the fewest obscure abbreviations.

With more abbreviations than you can shake a stick at, what does all this mean?

At first I thought you were talking about my abs but then I realized... der... it's an abbreviation!

You can take a look at the evidence below and you can see circled in red the words «Love Stars» and the abbreviation «LS».

A ready, searchable reference to joint military acronyms and abbreviations is available online at

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If you've ever looked at online and local personal ads and wonder exactly what all those abbreviations and slang terms mean, this guide will help you Sex Advice for Men / Online Dating Home / Opposite Sex Channel.

An abbreviation of a piece from the original 2008 DVD / BD, this «Making» provides a good look at the production.

Driving - fun, sportiness and the feeling of the champions of DTM and ADAC GT Masters — the abbreviation «RS» stands at ABT even more for racing sport.

Using the abbreviation and hashtag, NaNoWriMo, the National Novel Writing Month challenges participants to write 50,000 words (their minimum number of words for a novel) from November 1 until the deadline at 11:59 PM on November 30.

Language is power, and to that end we at The Editorial Department have come up with a glossary of commonly - used terms and abbreviations in the book publishing industry.

Contractions and abbreviations — sd stands in for said, yr for your — appear at unexpected points in her brief, sculpted lines.

The editor looks at punctuation, capitalization, spelling, abbreviations and any other style rules.

At least one symbol still lives on - the Tironian symbol for et (and) which looks a little like the number 7 is still used in Irish Gaelic as an abbreviation for «and».

Say Paul, next time you reply here, how» bout defining your abbreviations, at least first time you use them?

In some paintings the letters «ESP» - a recurring motif or tag in his work - float in and out of vision, referencing at once the subconscious doodles of the artist's hand as well as a literal abbreviation of «Extra Sensory Perception».

Filled with a sense of urgency, Picasso turns to formal abbreviation, as witnessed by The Old Man, executed in 1970 at Mougins.

With his first solo show at Galerie Buchholz, the New York - based painter continues to pursue an ideal of «muteness» through gestures of abbreviation, interruption and restraint.

John M says: April 22, 2014 at 3:31 pm Well, unless it goes by an abbreviation I don't recognize, NO Showtime show made it to the top 100.

The function keys — the F1 through F12 keys at the top of the keyboard — insert these common words and abbreviations:

Now strictly speaking, the jurisdiction is apparent from the name of the reporter, since at least within Canada, those abbreviations are unique to Quebec.

Some of us eventually become quite skilled at knowing how to use square brackets, abbreviations and acronyms of legal authorities.

Searching the internet for dictionaries or glossaries of computer terms does not produce much help at the level you seem to want: there are some very useful lists for computer abbreviations and more specific terminology, and also a lot of somewhat funny but less than illuminating jokes on the topic.

2) Referring to the judge in your text: Rule 3.10 of the 7th edition of the McGill Guide advocates removing the period after the «J» in footnotes as an abbreviation for Judge (e.g., a fictitious example: ABC Ltd v Smith, 2009 ABCA 34 at para 21, Williams J).

What I really don't understand is how a «citation guide» can arbitrarily make up rules about how to cite publications which have their own set abbreviation appearing at the top of each page and on the title page of the reporter itself.

At the candidate's request made under clause 27 (2)(c), any nickname or an abbreviation or familiar form of a given name may be used instead of his or her legal given name or names.

I'm looking at a whole life policy application and it has abbreviations for riders / supplements (difference?).

But, if you do want to type all caps — maybe you want to yell at someone on the Internet or just type an abbreviation — you can tap the Shift key twice.

Take a look at your current resume that you've used to apply for military and government positions, and work to clean up the content in terms of jargon, abbreviations, etc..

Sending emails that look like texts with shorthand and abbreviations is not considered appropriate professional communication at work.

It could also be that the ATS is programmed to search for the full name of the certification and not the abbreviation.

You don't need to spell out the abbreviation everywhere but you should do it at least once.

You should write out an abbreviation as an ATS might not understand them all.

The ATS may also be unable to recognize certain abbreviations.

This ensures that if the ATS is looking for either the full word, or the abbreviation, your resume has both.

The effective use of abbreviations, along with acronyms, contractions, common industry phrases and industry specific jargon can really help boost your resume's visibility in search engines and ATS (applicant tracking systems) used by HRs — and thus your ability to earn interviews.

Removing the bowels from a word and adding a period at its end doesn't constitute an abbreviation!

In addition to headers and footers, some ATS have issues with post-nominal titles or abbreviations attached to names such as PH.D, RN, and CFP.

Some versions of ATS will read Post-Nominal Titles or abbreviations (i.e. Ph.D., RN, CFP) as part of the candidate's name and cause issues with the system.

A: Stick to traditional style resumes with traditional section headers, omit fancy formatting, use language (keywords) from the job description, spell out skills and certifications (The ATS may not catch your abbreviations), stick to.

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