abbreviations and acronyms造句

• Vodacom provides lists of abbreviations and acronyms with their meanings in its website.
• Diplopedia has a unique categorization of abbreviations and acronyms ( pervasive in government ).
• The Dictionary of Military and Technological Abbreviations and Acronyms indicates that it stands for " debarkation ."
• The redundancy may help the listener by providing context and decreasing the " cryptic overabundance of abbreviations and acronyms, of the communication.
• Different vocabularies : use of technical terms ( jargons ), abbreviations and acronyms unintelligible to people outside the specialised field, can hinder communication.
• Use of periods for abbreviations and acronyms should be consistent within any given article and congruent with the variety of English used by that article.
• The Dictionary of Military and Technological Abbreviations and Acronyms, for example, states that the " D " is for " debarkation ."
• This is illustrated by the widely reported example of a school essay submitted by a Scottish teenager, which contained many abbreviations and acronyms likened to SMS language.
• Military writing is often characterised by the frequent use of abbreviations and acronyms, many of which will not be found in any dictionary or even in service manuals.
• Then you need the new list of abbreviations and acronyms " as seen in documents relevant to the Transatlantic Agenda, " put out by the Delegation of the European Commission in Washington.
• Wikipedians quickly learn what the initials " POV " stand for, but apart from that, a common criticism of the presentation in articles is the introduction of undefined or unexplained abbreviations and acronyms.
• The element can be used for abbreviations and acronyms : HTML generates HTML . The software that Wikipedia runs on does not support, as it is obsolete in the latest version of HTML ."
• She finds drawbacks, for example, in printing on the back side of the card because many people may never see it, or in using abbreviations and acronyms that may be understood only by industry insiders.
• To help make the world of abbreviations and acronyms more understandable, the 15-nation European Union has compiled a list of 311, running from ABM or antiballistic missile to Y2K for the year 2000 computer problem.
• Because of the difficulty and length of time required for specifying a single letter, prisoners often devise abbreviations and acronyms for common items or phrases, such as " GN " for " Good night ", or " GBU " for " God bless you ".
• His writing features self-generated abbreviations and acronyms, long multi-clause sentences, and extensive use of explanatory Charlie Rose " show in 1997, Wallace claimed that the notes were used to disrupt the linearity of the narrative, to reflect his perception of reality without jumbling the entire structure.
• Nevertheless, gene and protein symbols " look just like " abbreviations and acronyms, which presents the problem that " failing " to " expand " them ( even though it is not actually a failure and there are no true expansions ) creates the appearance of violating the spell-out-all-acronyms rule.
• Robert Parks ( of Wordsmyth ) taught a Politics and Language class and was called in as a consultant for a company making electronic dictionaries in Japan while there on a Fulbright; Robert Wachal ( who has edited a dictionary of abbreviations and acronyms for American Heritage ) taught linguistics and was " scouted " by a publisher while giving a paper at a Dictionary Society meeting.
• I was actually thinking that the name should include " ( abbreviations and acronyms ) " based on the content as opposed to " ( abbreviations ) " so maybe you can move it to Wikipedia : Manual of Style ( abbreviations and acronyms ) which would avoid any move conflict ( once I reverse the merger ) between the merged page with its own edit history and the new.
• I was actually thinking that the name should include " ( abbreviations and acronyms ) " based on the content as opposed to " ( abbreviations ) " so maybe you can move it to Wikipedia : Manual of Style ( abbreviations and acronyms ) which would avoid any move conflict ( once I reverse the merger ) between the merged page with its own edit history and the new.