Sentences with phrase «abbreviations such»

If your culture is corporate, you shouldn't be using slang terms and Internet abbreviations such as «LOL» and «JK.»

Coworkers may have discussed their «type» using four letter abbreviations such as ISTJ.

Do not use abbreviations such as «Mgr» instead of «Manager».

For example, earlier we used abbreviations such as DOB, Info etc, but nowadays full forms are considered.

«While abbreviations such as YOLO and LOL are more popular with millennials, these phrases are becoming more common beyond that demographic and slipping into the everyday vernacular,» he said.

Acronyms and abbreviations such as ESO, ESA, VLT, ELT must not be translated.

Index funds will also behave differently depending on which type of index they track, which is often indicated in the fund name by an abbreviation such as «TRN».

Not exact matches

Better known by the abbreviation ICBMs, such missiles can do exactly what their name implies: deliver a weapon, like a nuclear warhead or nerve agents, to another continent.

Their options are either to pick a long but unique name such as Ethorse (HORSE) or hope that their project will dwarf the existing coin with the same abbreviation.

They remain, though, on sites such as Coinmarketcap as a reminder of the abbreviation they once claimed.

Okay, that's enough acronyms and abbreviations and such.

I am also a fan of abbreviations, so even if you wanted to name your daughter Elizabeth and thought it was too common, you could use one of the many cute nick names such as: Liz, Lizzie, Eliza, Beth, Elyssa just to name a few!

Books such as Building Public Trust and Biosafety in the Laboratory sit on the shelves, and «IL - 6» and «TNF - α» are scribbled on the whiteboard — abbreviations representing some of the very immune factors that fatally spiraled out of control in Gelsinger's body.

But why do abbreviations unique to the Web, such as «lls» («laughing like shit») also show variation — in this case, clustered around Maryland?

A joint application for such a facility has already been made by Forschungszentrum Jülich and Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf and is known by the abbreviation ER - C 2.0.

Here, says Evans, smileys have nudged out abbreviations with similar meanings, such as «lol».

Any individual or business using any service provided by BeautifulPeople or under any name in which the Beautifulpeople does business, including any abbreviation thereof, for the means of either posting an available job opening or contacting the poster of any such job opening does so in the understanding that Beutifulpeople is acting only as an intermediary and is not responsible for the accuracy of the information being provided by third parties.

Dating sites and personals sites pretty much go hand in hand — except, when you're using the latter, your profile tends to be more succinct and have more abbreviations (such as S / W / F seeks male IPA lover).

Did you know that TANSTAAFL is the abbreviation for «There ain't no such thing as a free lunch»?

- Emily B. (Utah) Expert's Answer: Emily, Did you know that TANSTAAFL is the abbreviation Top Dating Websites, is there such a thing?

For more general contests, such as #PitMad and #AdPit, I might suggest these abbreviations:

A list of abbreviations or special indicators used in the index (such as prefixes to locators, special symbols, special text formatting, initials / abbreviations, etc.) and their meanings.

LIT is an abbreviation for Literature eBook file format which is used with devices such as Windows Mobile and Microsoft Reader.

It is difficult to do fuzzy string matching on such a large possibility space of game titles (with acronyms, abbreviations, series numbering, variations, and misspellings).

This included using the abbreviation «PM», which had the potential to result in erroneous bans when talking about other games or series such as Paper Mario, although this was allowed on the Paper Mario Community, or when used for miscellaneous purposes (such as denoting the daily time - span between noon and midnight).

The English words weren't vulgar or overused and some of them such as «HP» were just common abbreviations of known words like «Health Points».

Comic Strip 1962 contains a series of cartoon - like drawings, done in the style of American greats such as Saul Steinberg (hence the artist's cartoonist - style abbreviation of his name to «Gerd» here).

and a bunch of the «in crowd» of blogs that discuss climate science, such as Stoat (the first one, thanks William, but does my abbreviation in your blogroll have to be «Ill»?

PS — In the expression «et al.», the word «al.» is an abbreviation for «alia», and as such also requires a period... in case you were wondering.

It must end with «Corporation,» «Corp.,» «Incorporated,» «Limited,» or an abbreviation of one of these terms, such as «Ltd.,» «Inc.» or «Corp..»

It must end with an approved designation, such as «Corporation,» «Company,» «Incorporated,» «Limited,» or an abbreviation of one of these terms.

As such, one must include the abbreviation for Ontario in the following citation since the Dominion Law Reports publish decisions from across Canada, and without the jurisdicational indication, the reader does not know which jurisdiction is involved:

Because writing by lawyers and judges is so dependent on such references, [legal citation] is a language of abbreviations and special terms.

They include such matters as case name abbreviations, the identification of a writer's online source for cited primary authority, the format and content of treatise citations, and inclusion of a currency date in citations to statutes or regulations.

Some other two - letter abbreviations — such as UK for the United Kingdom — are also available.

to reach a site such as the Acronym Finder, where three quarters of a million definitions are stored for abbreviations, initials and acronyms.

Short words may produce a tall amount of work: short words, such as abbreviations, might produce thousands of search hits.

I have some 3,000 to 4,000 such abbreviations.

They remain, though, on sites such as Coinmarketcap as a reminder of the abbreviation they once claimed.

Their options are either to pick a long but unique name such as Ethorse (HORSE) or hope that their project will dwarf the existing coin with the same 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.

How to handle abbreviations: The best practice is to spell out a term the first time you use it, such as «Client Relationship Management.»

Abbreviations, such as exec, won't work well.

It is easy to create inconsistency in the style of bullets; to suddenly omit the comma before «and» even though you use it every other place; or to forget what version of a common abbreviation you used previously (such as U.S. versus US versus USA).

Spelling out words such as «Street» or the name of your state rather than using abbreviations lends a more professional air to your resume.

Ask for student input on developing expectations related to the use of acronyms and abbreviations for names or concepts (such as IDK for «I don't know»).

If you have a common name, you might add an abbreviation (such as «Susan A. Smith»), or narrow your search even more by mentioning your city or specific market.

When said clause is accepted as part of a Buyer's accepted offer, the clause may be referred to by an acronym such as: SOPB or SOBP, alongside of other abbreviations for any other conditions of the: Accepted, Conditional, Offer.

Licensees may abbreviate the type of license held, provided that such abbreviation is not misleading.