Sentence examples for Abbreviated from from inspiring English sources

Abbreviated from fanzine, a zine is a small circulation and hand made, often non-commercial, booklet or magazine.

This ultimate measure was named as DIVing plan, abbreviated from system depressurization, water injection and containment venting.

Agitprop, abbreviated from Russian agitatsiya propaganda (agitation propaganda), political strategy in which the techniques of agitation and propaganda are used to influence and mobilize public opinion.

But there are plenty of others, and even a "songwriting camp" Wright set up called the Most, abbreviated from Mountain of Songs Today (equals Mountain of Songs Tomorrow).

Below is a slide show of photographs from "Distance and Desire," with captions abbreviated from the catalogue, followed by a Q. & A. with Garb.

It was spring training that was abbreviated, from the usual six weeks to a hasty three, and the only question remaining is how ready the players are to open the season.

Then Tom Jones sort of mumbles about nothing and NWY (I'll abbreviate from now on) says something about musicianship to distract himself from how difficult it'll be to take off his tiny denim jacket later on.

An autocatalytic core (which we abbreviate from now on to 'core') contains one or more linked autocatalytic loops [ 18].

On the New York Mercantile Exchange, which has had abbreviated sessions from 10 45 A.M. to 1 45 P.M. ET since reopening after the terrorist attacks, the November contract for Brent crude oil closed down $3.96 to $22.01.

In 1960, the 11th CGPM named the system the International System of Units, abbreviated SI from the French name,.

The cathedral was built by the Divine Word Missionaries (abbreviated "SVD," from their Latin name: Societas Verbi Divini), the first German Catholic missionary society.