Sentence examples for abbreviated mode from inspiring English sources

For upogebiid prawns, this is a slightly abbreviated mode of development, since many species pass through four zoeal stages prior to metamorphosis [ 48, 49].

In the abbreviated, free-associative mode that she instantly established as her trademark, any thought might set off any other thought, or even a demi-thought: a discussion of Sappho's understanding of erotic desire in the opening of "Eros the Bittersweet," for instance, segues quickly into the most fleeting of allusions to Anna Karenina.

Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.

The intuitive mode of decision making is characterised by heuristics—short-cuts, abbreviated ways of thinking, maxims, 'seen this many times before', ways of thinking.

These headings were augmented by text words that included the full and abbreviated names of specific mental disorders, types of psychological therapy and modes of communication.

"Sometimes abbreviated to Vict".

The abbreviated countries "Ukr.

The abbreviated Ficre means "love".

Bloomfield was serving an abbreviated menu.

It was an abbreviated conversation.

Raw," even in abbreviated form?