Sentence examples for new abbreviated from inspiring English sources

What the new, abbreviated approach to exercise has going for it is brevity.

When Ben Whishaw played the part (in the new, abbreviated and inexplicable movie), he was 27.

But private franchise ownership coupled with the commercial possibilities of the new, abbreviated version of the game in India's cricket crazed marketplace has upended the sport's established order.

Allie is updated monthly to include new abbreviated terms that are found in PubMed.

The new abbreviated form of the questionnaire that uses a Likert scale provides a more user- friendly approach to investigate organizational culture in large samples [ 23].

A new abbreviated 7-joint ultrasound (US7) score had been proposed which combines soft tissue (synovitis and tenosynovitis/paratenonitis) and destructive lesions (erosions) in a composite scoring system for use in the monitoring of disease activity in RA [ 95].

John Crace, author of the Guardian's Digested Read column, has teamed up with Professor John Sutherland to produce new (very) abbreviated texts of Shakespeare's Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet.

Early equipment could make recordings that contained no more than four and a half minutes, so musicians truncated old works to fit and created new music abbreviated to adapt to the phonograph.

Quine's set theory New Foundations (abbreviated NF), proposed in 1937 in his paper "New foundations for mathematical logic", is also based on a procedure for identifying the objects in successive types in order to obtain an untyped theory.

This new method, abbreviated as R1U, is very fast, but is currently only available for linear-kernel LS-SVMs.

Last week Mylan’s shares rallied on news the FDA approved the firm’s Abbreviated New Drug Application for additional dosages of a generic drug used as a treatment for Parkinson’s disease.