Sentence examples for further abbreviation from inspiring English sources

Using that, we introduce a further abbreviation.

While I haven't had an opportunity to demo the Apple Watch, I'm intrigued by the new interaction models Apple has laid out: sending "touch" and "tap" messages, quick doodles, and further abbreviation of messages and intention.

end{aligned} (2.10)In particular, we will use repeatedly the following further abbreviation: begin{aligned} x_{ k, l)} := x_{k, k+1), (k+2) ldots l},quad k < l. end{aligned} (2.11 Beware of confusing (2.11) with (2.9).

For further abbreviations, see legend Table 2. Significant correlations were observed between MPA and MVPA measured by accelerometry and the activity categories 'hard', 'very hard', 'moderate & hard & very hard', and' hard & very hard activity' reported in the 7D-PAR.

"Systematic study of every single character in the 'Lexicon' identified further ligatures and abbreviations in the Voynich manuscript and set a precedent," Gibbs writes.

Moreover, researchers working on lead compound identification and discovery sometimes tend to report their results using their own arbitrarily assigned abbreviations, further aggravating the proliferation of chemical names.

For further explanations and abbreviations, see Figure 4.

Once we have defined B as S KS K, we may use B in further definitions as an abbreviation, and we do that primarily to reduce the size of the resulting terms as well as to preserve the transparency of the definitions.

Abbreviations are further highlighted in Tables 1, S1 and S2.

We provide all acronyms and abbreviations and further information regarding sentiment dictionaries in Section  2.1.

Abbreviations and further information.