The RATIONAL, RECOVER, and EXAMINE (table 3) acronyms may at first glance appear quite reasonable.
The authority, known by its German acronym BaFin, said it was also examining whether Volkswagen had notified shareholders soon enough of its problems in the United States.
"Department of National Defence/Canadian Armed Forces [DND/CAF] has used several different UAVs in recent operations, and is currently examining a range of options for providing future UAV capabilities," the briefing says, using a common acronym for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.
In examining California bass icon Lorin Ashton's tenth studio effort, one should start by looking at the title's acronym: noise vs beauty.
Species names are followed by the examined voucher specimens, their institutional catalogue acronyms and numbers, and often by the number of specimens (in parentheses).
Specimens were examined from herbaria cited in text; herbarium acronyms follow Index Herbariorum (http://sweetgum.nybg.org/ih/).org/ih/
The present study (known by the acronym COCEHOSPE) sets out to examine the use of coercive measures for therapeutic purposes in prisons, following the same lines as earlier studies (EUNOMIA and EUPRIS).
The examined specimens (Additional file 1) are housed at the Royal Ontario Museum (acronym: ROM), the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution (acronym: USNM) and a small selection at the Geological Survey of Canada (acronym: GSC).
Herbarium specimens of A, BM, E, GH, HAST, K, TAI, TAIF, and TNM (herbarium acronyms according to Index Herbariorum; Thiers 2016) were examined.
Even the meaning of unfamiliar acronyms will probably become obvious if the letters are examined in context, for example ROFLBBQCOPTER ("ROFLBBQCOPTER") or ROFLB52BOMBER ("ROFLB52BOMBER"), and you can always make your own.
The episode title is an acronym for Test Subject 19, a patient that was examined by Jenner for clinical research.
