Sentence examples for in truncated form from inspiring English sources

In a compromise, it is now officially known as Breuil-Cervinia, though most refer to it in truncated form.

It's late Visconti (originally released, in truncated form, in 1973) and also what you might call advanced Visconti.

During the writers' strike, awards shows like the Golden Globes and People's Choice went on in truncated form, without stars or red-carpet parades.

This bit is from "Everyday Drinking," published last year by Bloomsbury, printed in truncated form in the Daily Mail a few years back.

It didn't help that most of the quick musical movements were performed in truncated form under Carlo Rizzi's routine leadership.

Many of these letters have previously appeared in truncated form in the biographies, and it is a collection approved by the Fleming estate; there must have been a damnable chunk of material that didn't make the cut.

Coomassie Blue staining showed an acceptable level of protein purity, with only a fraction of Sec61βOPG and Cytb5OPG present in truncated forms (see Supplementary Figure S2A at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/436/bj4360719add.htm).htm

An additional β-NGF-like gene is observed in a truncated form in FeP2 (fep213) and as a fragmented gene in PEPV (pepv221) (Table  2).

Interestingly, the Kv1.1 protein seemed, in its truncated form in mceph/mceph islets, more abundant than the normal protein in islets of wild-type mice.

Why he never finished it we do not know, though he directed a performance of the piece in its truncated form in Salzburg.

Originally published, in drastically truncated form, in the August 25 , 1952 edition of Life — where Parks became renowned for his pioneering photo essays, and for his status as the magazine's first black staff photographer — "A Man" was meant both as an advertisement for the recent release of Ellison's masterwork and as a visual reconstruction of the novel's "emotional crises".