In a compromise, it is now officially known as Breuil-Cervinia, though most refer to it in truncated form.
This bit is from "Everyday Drinking," published last year by Bloomsbury, printed in truncated form in the Daily Mail a few years back.
In fact, after the first European screening at Cannes in its truncated form, Positif's Michel Ciment, Nigel Andrews in the Financial Times and I in the Observer immediately recognised its importance.
By having it in the bill even in a truncated form, administration officials argued, there was a greater chance that something similar would appear in the conference agreement.
However, now that consumers can be made aware of stories behind that wall, in whatever truncated form, perhaps that subscriber number will rise.
This method combines local terrestrial data with an appropriate global geopotential model in a truncated form of Stokes's integral.
Taken together, these observations suggest that carA is maintained as a functional protein coding gene, albeit in a truncated form.
In this truncated form, the hypothesis is ready for testing.
Bovine GRK5-H6 was expressed in a truncated form ending at residue 561, followed by a hexahistidine tag.
Finally, in chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML), a novel truncated form of C3G (p87), without the inhibitory region, was found to be associated with Bcr-Abl [ 126].
