How is it that an ellipsis has been replaced by a bracketed "snip"?
It gained popularity during the Watergate unpleasantness as words were primly excised from transcripts of the Nixon tapes and the space filled with a bracketed "expletive deleted".
In addition, there is a bracketed citation after the text of § 563(12)and after § 629(16)as follows: '[See §§ 1977, 1979].' Rev.Stat.
Series of related photographs are indicated by a bracketed number after the title, which refers to the amount of different views in the grouping.
The editor of the volume, Benjamin Taylor, explains, in a bracketed note, the nature of this offer: "To allow a printed response in The New Yorker to Anthony West's unfavorable review".
The reported income data in NHANES are only available on a bracketed basis.
Throughout the past week, park staffers have posted photos of individual bears and gathered input from viewers who selected favorites in a bracketed, tournament-style competition.
Bergson explained that both the illusion of the instant and that of the totality, are but abstract concepts that tell us nothing about the duration of time that we experience as a bracketed continuity with a beginning and end.
Any tree-like structure can be encoded as a bracketed string, in which symbols are grouped by parentheses [15]; this principle is exemplified by the ubiquitous Newick format for phylogenetic trees, e.g., "(( human, chimpanzee), gorilla)" [16].
A bracketed value means that the equality restriction held for the Chinese and Dutch sample.
A bracketed ellipsis, or, is used in the quotations presented below to indicate the omission of words, and an unbracketed ellipsis, or …, is used to indicate a reflective pause.
