defines an acronym造句

• The distinction seems to be solidifying, however, rather than evaporating : Newer dictionaries mention pronounceability as a criterion for acronymhood, but the 1976 edition of Webster's Third defines an acronym simply as an abbreviation made from inital letters or syllables of its component words, with no reference to its sound.
• Since this is technical writing, on first use you can define an acronym or short phrase to mean this thing what you're talking about, so you only have to give the full explanation the first time . " By DGH we mean the human gene homologous to DRM ( in rats ) and Gremlin ( in Xenopus ).