abbreviated form造句
(1) 'Di' is the abbreviated form of 'Diane'.
(2) Charro gave the speech again in an abbreviated form.
(3) Where appropriate, the abbreviated form is shown to the right of the statement.
(4) Now, the term compadre, or its abbreviated form pare, is normally used in address to indicate intimacy and equality.
(5) SCM Agreement", the abbreviated form of Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures , fights and restricts the specialized subsidies, it has binding forces on all members of WTO."
(6) This information may be given in an abbreviated form provided that full details are given in the instructions for use.
(7) Now they're writing a more abbreviated form, which you'll probably get to if you take organic chemistry, but really it's the exact same idea.
(8) Several variations of this antenna have appeared in abbreviated form in US magazines, none has been complete.
(9) Therefore, the search for the abbreviated form returns only documents that contain the abbreviation. A search for the full term returns only documents that contain the full term.
(10) The errpt can also be viewed in an abbreviated form for quick scanning or a detailed view for in-depth information.
(11) This design is an abbreviated form of a complex figure with a monster face.
(12) Tetrahydrocannabinol or THC in its abbreviated form is the substance found in marijuana.
(13) Orders were passed to the commander at the front in an abbreviated form.
(14) When citing cases the reference should always be given; and it should be pronounced in full, not in abbreviated form.
(15) Lily: I'll be glad to. It's full name is saxophone, and sax is the abbreviated form.
(16) When necessary, authors should use style sheets to specify the pronunciation of an abbreviated form.
(17) Abbreviating is a change of linguistic form, choosing a part or some parts from its or their primary words or expressions to make up of an abbreviated form to express the same meaning.
(18) Therefore, remove the entire section of code shown below (in abbreviated form) from the handleMatch() method.
(19) Used as a courtesy title before the surname, full name, or professional title of a man, usually written in its abbreviated form.