"Fals" is the Catalan word for fake or false, not a truncation of the English word.
(a) Truncation of the N-terminal three amino acids of salusin-β after binding to membrane proteins-embedded liposomes.
The name of her shop is a truncation of "ooki-i," the Japanese word for "big," which seems about right.
In this sense, the phrase mark twain is a truncation of the request "Mark me down for two".
Jonathan Swift, for instance, had a thing about the word mob, a truncation of the Latin "mobile vulgus" (fickle crowd).
The first work on the bill, an excerpt of "North Shore Fish," seems especially overstuffed with woe, perhaps because Barefoot's version is a truncation of a longer play first seen in 1986.
The restaurant's name is a truncation of the words France Origine, but its executive chef, Didier Virot, best known for his stewardship of Aix uptown, ranges to Lebanon and Vietnam in canvassing the globe for inspiration.
NOT long ago, when a 20-something New Yorker told me, "I'm going to grandma's place in Florida to spend a week with the gerries," it took a moment to realize that the word was a truncation of "geriatric".
So secession could occur in spring and an election near the year's end.Mr Netanyahu is not reconciled to such a truncation of his term.
To do so, we conduct a laboratory experiment to test the degree to which agents strategically misrepresent their preferences by submitting a "truncation" of their true preferences.
Furthermore due to the rapid convergence of Adomian's method, a truncation of the series solution with sufficiently large number of implemented components can be considered as an accurate approximation of the exact solution.
