Sentence examples for abbreviated steps from inspiring English sources

Allen darts through the political world much the way he writes Playbook: in abbreviated steps, more like chops.

I can even do "ochos", the twirly-feet steps that abbreviate the basic step.

The meal was abbreviated, however, when he stepped away to take an urgent phone call from his editor back in the United States.

Suspension-adapted CHO DUKX-B11 cells were transfected with a plasmid containing the CMV promoter 5′ upstream of a cassette containing the gfp reporter and a polyadenylation signal, flanked by two heterospecific FLP recognition target sites (FRT3 and FRTwt, abbreviated "F3" or "F", respectively; step 1 in Fig.  1).

This step is often skipped or abbreviated, because authenticity values discovery and goal-setting can be challenging.

The cyclohexanone-containing fullerene mono-adduct, abbreviated as CHOC60, was efficiently prepared through single-step Diels-Alder reaction with 2- trimethylsilyloxy -l,3-butadiene and fullerenes.

Importantly, inhibitory phenomena, caused by ASYN, concerning CMA (more specifically the lysosomal-associated membrane protein 2a, abbreviated as Lamp2a receptor, which is the rate limiting step of CMA) and the proteasome are carefully modeled.

The speed with which the team was able to review case data improved over the course of the study and it is possible that better efficiencies could be achieved by modifying and abbreviating some of the steps outlined in the present study.

In step 1, the CardSpace-enabled user agent or the Service Requestor (henceforth abbreviated to CEUA), which is essentially a CardSpace-enabled web browser, requests a service from the relying party (RP), that is, the service provider.

This paper makes one step further in this area by proposing a QUEUE-based quasi-optimal feedback control (abbreviated as QUEUE) strategy for an isolated oversaturated intersection.

Experience is abbreviated.