Sentence examples similar to abbreviated query from inspiring English sources
A typical "Gould proof" was filled with the lightly pencilled tracery of her objections, suggestions, and abbreviated queries: "emph?" "ind.," "mean this?" She confronted the galley proofs of writers as various as Joseph Mitchell, J. D. Salinger, Janet Flanner well, everyone, really.
A typical "Gould proof" was filled with the lightly pencilled tracery of her objections, suggestions, and abbreviated queries: "emph?" "ind.," "mean this?" She confronted the galley proofs of writers as various as Joseph Mitchell, J. D. Salinger, Janet Flanner — well, everyone, really.
It has been shown that important biological concepts like gene names are often abbreviated in user queries (Federiuk, 1999 ; Islamaj Doğan et al., 2009 ).
To replace the pooled ROC n score, we therefore propose as a measure of retrieval the Threshold Average Precision at a median of k errors per query (EPQ) (abbreviated and pronounced 'TAP- k').
Experience is abbreviated.
"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.
Wechsler D. Wechsler abbreviated scale of intelligence.
It's abbreviated here because words in the clue are abbreviated.
Provide source for image in caption (abbreviated).
Sometimes abbreviated as venire de novo.
