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Many developers of reporting guidelines have devised acronyms for their guidelines for simplicity of naming (for example, CONSORT, PRISMA, STARD).
Mr. O'Neill devised his acronym in 2001, and his timing was as canny as his coinage was clever.
Dr. Davis Liu, a family physician with the Permanente Medical Group in northern California who has written "Stay Healthy, Live Longer, Spend Wisely: Making Intelligent Choices in America's Health Care System Stetho Publishingng, 2008), has devised the acronym DATE to help patients derive the most from a doctor's visit: D FOR DIAGNOSIS Write down the medical terms, not lay lingo.
Neither, though, was enough to reverse a recent shift in mood against Brazil.Investors were initially sceptical about Brazil's inclusion in the BRICs, the acronym devised in 2001 by Jim O'Neill of Goldman Sachs to group Brazil, Russia, India and China.
The gathering seeks to add substance to the group that grew out of an acronym devised by Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill back in 2003 that projected a long-term boom and global power shift in their favor.
which helped devise the program.
Or devise stories yourself.
Then devise your own strategy.
Dr. Foster and Dr. Kesselman, assisted by another software designer at the Argonne lab, Steve Tuecke, have devised basic grid standards with their own acronyms: GRAM (Globus resource allocation manager), M.D.S. (monitoring and discovery service), G.S.I. (grid security infrastructure) and GridFTP (grid file transfer protocol).
