Sentences with phrase «of abbreviations»

You should consider buying the current edition of «The Bluebook» that explains all forms of legal citations and provides a list of the abbreviations used.

Tietjen includes a helpful list of abbreviations for the various church agencies, as well as a chronology of important events.

Please refer to the Table of Abbreviations on page 104 for the meaning of certain terms used in this summary and the rest of this proxy statement.

The Definitions page explains our criteria for collecting data and provides a glossary of abbreviations.

Although an experienced medical malpractice lawyer has become familiar with many of the abbreviations used, they can change from region to region and even hospital to hospital.

Feel free to develop your own style, although you may want to develop a standard set of abbreviations if other people in your office may need to decipher your work plan.

It is happening with a lot of plurals, combined words, and then a lot of abbreviations.

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

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!

When you look at the pedigree of a litter's sire / dam you should notice a number of abbreviations such as AFC, FC, etc..

A hastily - written page full of abbreviations suggests you're not taking it Six tips for a good online opener from our dating Online Dating Diaries Are you worried about getting your photo taken for an online dating website?

Everybody knows that T2 means only Terminator 2 and this kind of abbreviation should not be used in other cases!

It's just, if you read what's there in the text — and impose the actual meaning of each abbreviation used on the internet while reading it, you will walk away with some odd impressions of people around the globe in general.

The Oxford Dictionary of Abbreviations..

Use words instead of abbreviations.

Here, says Evans, smiley emojis have nudged out a whole range of abbreviations with similar meanings, such as «ahaha», «lol», and «lmao».

The band's name is a mash - up of the abbreviations of New York and Los Angeles, and when you hear the record, you understand why.

Also, given that the Catholic Church teaches that Jesus Christ is the very centre of history, it is a little disheartening to come across consistent use of the abbreviations BCE and CE, for «Before the Common Era» and «the Common Era» rather than BC and AD.

Resources include a comprehensive list of abbreviations commonly found in biomedical labs, a glossary, and an index.

List of abbreviations CNS: Central nervous system WHO: World Health Organization NF2: Neurofibromatosis 2 MA: Meningioangiomatosis ECOG: Eastern cooperative oncology group ALL: Acute lymphocytic leukemia CSF: Cerebrospinal fluid RIM: Radiation - induced meningiomas FISH: Fluoroscence in - situ hybridization CT: Computed tomography MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging

For definition of abbreviations, please refer to Fig. 3.

The term gets interpreted as a combination of abbreviations: B / D (Bondage and Discipline), D / S (Dominance and Submission), and S / M (Sadism and Mascochism).

So, for FWB arrangement of abbreviations and understand personals ad for a couple escorts.

Children these days have an abundance of abbreviations and symbols that they use when they write text messages to their friends.

Normally, I would not allow my students to use these types of abbreviations and symbols in their creative writing assignments, but for this activity, I felt that it was appropriate.

Hence, they claim, by virtue of abbreviation they have «ETFs.»

There is a great deal of disagreement, which is reflected in the confusing array of abbreviations and terms used to describe FIP and the coronavirus that causes it.

This is a quick explanation of abbreviations and terminology used for common diagnostic tests ordered by the veterinarian.

At a moment when artworks of bullying size and aggressiveness dominate many galleries, art fairs and auction rooms, Melchi works at intimate scale with no sense of abbreviation or mutedness.

Garishly beautiful and ebullient, these pastoral hallucinations hark back to the horizontal line drawings of the late sixties, and beyond them, to Artschwager's earliest exhibited work: the abstract landscapes that Donald Judd admired back in 1959, with their «quick, spiked strokes,... communicative of abbreviation.»

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.

Here's input on the science questions from a group of researchers participating in the Q&A effort (I've added links that explain a couple of abbreviations; temperatures are Celsius).

This is so true - I frequently find myself struggling to squeeze an important message into the 140 - character limit of a text (and using all sorts of abbreviations like «c u @ wrk» and «r u going 2»), and then realizing, «Hey, I know (or have) this person's email address,» and then quickly switching to Blackberry email mode to compose a more intelligent missive.

While the latter is used in the UK, where PerfectIt originated, the former is correct in the U.S. I also caught one mistake: In the context of a sentence, it suggested using the full word «versus» in place of the abbreviation «vs.» I accepted this, but then I almost missed that PerfectIt failed to remove the period that followed the abbreviation, leaving an inappropriate period in the middle of the sentence.

[World Taekwondo Federation / Workforce Training Fund / Wisconsin Tourism Federation / Wednesday Thursday Friday / World Trade Federation] Can it be that they've given a patent for an electronic dictionary of abbreviations?

(2003), para. 17.275, refers readers to the ordinary legal stylebooks, but adds: «In nonlegal works, the rules may be adjusted to the style of the surrounding documentation; providing adequate information to help readers find a source is more important than slavishly following prescribed forms of abbreviation and the like.»

The American phrase «OK,» as in «everything is alright, I'm OK,» first appeared in common use as a result of an abbreviation fad that swept Boston in the late 1830s; OK was an abbreviation of the purposely misspelled phrase «oll korrect» (substituted for «all correct»).

The effect of using jargons in resume can be good or bad depending on the density of the abbreviations and jargons used in the resume.

You'll see a great deal of abbreviations for medical professionals, too.

By the way, if an abbreviation occurs at the end of a sentence, the same period serves for both the end of the abbreviation and the end of the sentence.

The court found that in creating its MLS, HAR had employed a complex system of abbreviations to present the information.