Sentence examples for create acronyms from inspiring English sources

Create acronyms to help you learn the names of locations.

Companies such as Merck have created acronyms for their digital communications like "Four Hour Response (4HR)" and "No Need to Respond (NNTR)" that bring predictability and certainty to virtual conversations.

5. Create an experiment in which you try different strategies to help people learn five to ten new words (e.g., using flashcards, creating acronyms, making up stories related to the words and definitions, repeating the words and definitions multiple times, etc).

The measure's potential reach is summarized in the full name that was needed to create that acronym -- the Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act of 2001.

They will also create an acronym swamp.

It was the sparkling idea of Wolfgang Ahlf during the kick-off of a BMBF joint research project dealing with sediment toxicity, to create the acronym SeKT from "Sediment Kontakt Test" (Fig. 3).

The first letter of each domain and its 19 items create the acronym CASP-19 that names the measure.

On that same note pad or piece of paper create an acronym of the results.

It is called, with that delight in creating forced acronyms that plagues many branches of science, "sensing of phage-triggered ion cascade", or SEPTIC.

Consider creating team acronyms for digital communications like "Four Hour Response (4HR)" and "No Need to Respond (NNTR)" that bring predictability and certainty to virtual conversations.

Republicans have declared that a "Resnick tax" will be necessary to pay for the public schools, and the state's Republican chairman, Robert T. Bennett, created an acronym for the race -- DARTH -- for Defeat Alice Resnick Tax Hike.