Sentence examples for abbreviated format from inspiring English sources

I wrote that Zadie Smith is one of the current re-inventors of the (middlebrow) book review because she combines a very high level of critical intelligence with accessible language, an abbreviated format, and a strong personality.

And the abbreviated format of the session seemed to suit Robinson's concise interview style.

If Zuckerberg played it safe during his U.S. congressional testimony by being boring, he dodged scandal here by using the abbreviated format to bend the testimony toward his most defensible positions.

While chairman O'Brien has hinted at a possible T20 future for him at Glamorgan, head of elite performance Matthew Mott believes that Jones will also be sought after elsewhere in the sport's most abbreviated format.

In their abbreviated format, these classifications are applied to highway numbers with an I-, US, or M- prefix, respectively.

As a result, for YP1 spacer "a" used once by previous report will be designated here as "a1", allele "YP1-abcde" is now "a1-a2-a3-a4-a5", or in an abbreviated format "a-1-2-3-4-5", or the more a1∼5eviathis"a1∼5" (this format can be used only when the spacers' number are continuous).

Notwithstanding the limitations inherent in an abbreviated tabular format, Table 3 represents a guidance chart for adult blood lead measurements that is proposed for use by clinical laboratories.

Putting his great, woebegone small-town books behind him, the author of "Empire Falls," "Straight Man" and "Nobody's Fool" (among others) adopts an abbreviated and touristy format this time.

Retrieved articles are offered to the user in either BibTeX format (abbreviated record, Table 1) or XML format (full bibliographic record).

Perhaps following the master plan created by A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor, the eTown show utilizes a similar format, with abbreviated sets by artists who also are interviewed informally while standing on stage with Forster.

Raw," even in abbreviated form?