Sentences with phrase «with acronyms»

This is a tricky one, as its main challenge is really over whether to replace the word «technology» with the acronym for «information technology».

When you send an email to a group of work colleagues, chances are you spell - checked it before pressing the «send» key, and most likely it isn't filled with acronyms for every common phrase.

The three main characters are Atlanta detective Michael Ormewood, a family man with a deep (and, of course, dark) secret; Will Trent, a GBI guy (that's Georgia Bureau of Investigation for those not acquainted with the acronyms of the Peach State); and John Shelley, a recently...

Most people are probably familiar with the acronym STEM — Science, Technology, Engineering and Math — and understand its importance to both the American military and the economy.

It is good to put in both the full name along with the acronym in parentheses the first time you use it, such as «Middle East (ME),» and then use ME for the rest of the resume.

For example, if your resume states that you have a Master of Business Administration degree, but the employer uses resume scanning software to find resumes with the acronym MBA, your resume will not be found even though you have the qualification the employer wants.

Only their mothers could love them, and even they would have a hard time staying interested in the plot of mergers and pages filled with acronyms like WCC / WCCESSA, WCCE, WFDY, YMCA, YWCA, WCC, NCCUSA and more which leap at the eye from the first two pages we opened at random.

Gang rape, childhood sexual abuse, the carnage of yet another choirboy next door going postal with an automatic weapon, imprisonment in Auschwitz — all are experiences that have produced the broken person labeled with the acronym PTSD.

Though FANG stocks still look reasonably cheap, another group of four stocks with the acronym of...

Speaking on Sky News on Friday, Michael Gove insisted: «I think the people of this country have had enough of experts from organisations with acronyms saying that they know what is best and getting it consistently wrong.»

With these acronyms coming in our life, it is easy to search and simple to find what we want to know.

Incidentally, are you acquainted with the acronym «CYA», Robert, and the applicability of it to anyone currently publishing in the climate «science» arena — if they want to keep their grants coming in, that is?

However, it looks like The 9 will not be deterred as they launched a interesting new website with the acronym WoF.

For our American friends who might be unfamiliar with the acronym, it's the Pan-European Game Information rating system, which is basically the equivalent of the ESRB in Europe.

The remainder of Langlands and Bell's collection is preoccupied with the acronyms used by aid agencies in Afghanistan - such as Unica, Echo and Hope - printing the words on flags, in neon and over photographs is a simple idea stretched too far.

When I first started I really struggled with acronyms people were posting so I started a list some of which I had to goggle to get the most out of reading the site... some I am still trying to figure out.

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.

We are being bombarded with acronyms and it is difficult to keep up with the volume.

By leading off with the acronyms at the top of the resume, you're ensuring the recruiter doesn't accidentally overlook one of your selling points.

Then there are the members who follow their names with the acronyms for every credential they've ever earned.

The basic takeaway, however, is this: trust can be broken down into seven components, which Brown labels with the acronym BRAVING.

The guys with the acronym EMAL (Every Man A Lute) emblazoned on their jerseys are unafraid to express their love for one another.

Tell me how reasonable you sound with an acronym like that?)

The symptoms, which can be summed up with the acronym SEPSIS, could indicate a number of conditions, making it difficult to diagnose sepsis outside of a healthcare setting:

Previously discovered antiphage protective systems, such as CRISPR, have been described with acronyms, but, Sorek jokes, «we ran out of acronyms.»

Peruse any message board and you'll be inundated with acronym - laden messages from people «BDing» with «DH» in order to get their «BFP»...

If you thought you had teen internet speak cracked by getting to grips with acronyms like LOL and LMK, think again.

This lesson covers opposition to Roosevelt's New Deal with another acronym to make it memorable.

Teach students to embrace summertime digital safety practices with the acronym R.E.S.T: Remain cautious, Express positivity, Stay active, and Tell someone.

PAGE chapters voted in October 2001 to change their name from «Parents for the Advancement of Gifted Education» to «Partners for the Advancement of Gifted Education,» with the acronym continuing to be «PAGE.»

And why not, since we have a car that features an array of safety - related electronic features with acronyms that cover nearly every letter in the alphabet?

The trouble with acronyms is that without translation, they're just jibberish to an industry newbie — and rarely self - explanatory.

Wall Street analysts and the business media often refer to well - known tech giants Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google (now officially Alphabet) collectively with the acronym FAANG.

One tends to feel apprehensive about a condition with the acronym: FATE and rightly so.

The most common signs of cognitive dysfunction in dogs and cats are summarized with the acronym DISHA which stands for disorientation, changes in social interactions, sleep - wake cycle alterations, housesoiling, and activity level changes.

Intervertebral disc disease (commonly referred to by veterinarians with the acronym «IVDD») is a common disease of the joints of the spine.

Binion elucidates on this metaphor as a platform for discourse, playing with this acronym: «[it could stand for]... Distinct Neurological Advancement, or Detroit Negro Artist...»

When two science initiatives with acronyms that doubtless were fun to think up in the first place, the Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH) and Developing Arctic Modeling and Observing Capabilities for Long - term Environmental Studies (DAMOCLES) sought to cooperate, the obvious name for their bridge was «SEARCH for DAMOCLES.»

What about brand confusion with the acronym ALI and The American Law Institute?

I have never come across an industry so laden with acronyms — except perhaps librarianship — making understanding of why these changes are taking place difficult for the lay person to determine.

So common are these types of breaks they are designated with the acronym FOOSH, or Fall On Outstretched Hand.

What I meant to say was, for example; If government labels a file with an acronym and a document comes in and no one updated the file directory or put in a comment with what the acronym meant, than the document gets misfiled or misses a deadline.

We recommend using with the acronym DIME:

Keeping with the acronyms, RTX is compatible with DXR, Microsoft's new ray tracing API for DirectX.