Sentence examples for required abbreviations from inspiring English sources

Use the required abbreviations without capitals: Volume (vol).. Book (bk).. Part (pt).

Traditional Natural Language Processing does not cope well with notational narrative and requires abbreviation and notational expansion as a pre-analysis operation [ 22].

He tried newspaper personals, which requires making abbreviations to fit into two-inch boxes, and video dating where one would watch VHS videos of people's profiles and contact them.

The user is required to provide abbreviations for gene names.

Most responses were extracted ad-verbatim but some detective work was still required, typically for spelling-out abbreviations and referrals to previous comments on similar/related questions.

In Europe, the CE (the abbreviation doesn't officially stand for anything) marking is required on electrical products, and in Canada the CSA (Canadian Standards Association) mark is common.

While Internet slang and abbreviations have become second nature for some technophiles, many of us have trouble converting our words into the pseudo-gibberish sometimes required to make long messages fit into the 140 character limit set by Twitter.

The rules on the inside cover of the box, written by the game's inventor, Alfred Butts, and its first marketer, James Brunot, are explicit: "Any words found in a standard dictionary are permitted except those capitalized, those designated as foreign words, abbreviations and words requiring apostrophes or hyphens".

That is not enough, when a multi-national organisation such as the ECB requires no fewer than five sets of abbreviations in the languages of the EU.

Twitter and other platforms will require you to use creativity with your abbreviations.

Many people of my age are reluctant to use the abbreviations or phonetic spelling that texting requires.