However, 6 individuals showed a stable preference (AFCor, AMKor, BFSip, BFBor, FMCas, JMUsb; acronyms: (1) letter = group, (2) letter = sex and (3)–(5) letters = name): 5 individuals kept a preference for pulling and 1 individual a preference for pushing.
There we are, sitting in Caffè Nero, with our squirty cream drinks and our baroque pastries, using acronyms – KS1, Sats – you don't understand.
The endless Internet ideas once categorized under the acronyms B2C (business to consumer) and B2B (business to business) are now being retrofitted with new definitions that satirize the entrepreneurs who hawked them.
The terms under consideration here are 36%% acronyms, 61 % full forms, and 3%% mixed forms.
The study also includes a list of acronyms (p.145), but not a glossary.
The cognitive tests are listed in Table 1 with their acronyms;2 a detailed presentation can be found in [16].
The average document contained 3877 words (reference section not included), 1242 unique words, 29 unique acronyms, 6 unique gene/protein mentions, 18.5 chemical terms and 7 medical terms.
7 8 It has been suggested that editors should insist on eliminating the use of positive sounding acronyms 9 or even bring a HALT (help acronyms leave (medical) trials) to the use of acronyms altogether.
The result was the Motion Picture Experts Group Format 1, Audio Layer III, a format you know and love, though only by its acronym, MP3.
His purpose in writing "The Responsibility to Protect: Ending Mass Atrocity Crimes Once and for All" is to advance the doctrine known by the Spielbergian acronym R2P, for which Evans, in his capacity as political entrepreneur, has been a crucial spokesman.
Although its prolixity has caused comment, the name "Justice for men and boys (and the women who love them)", acronym J4MB, does not begin to capture the surging passions due to add colour to the three campaigns planned by Mr Buchanan.
