Sentence examples for shortens to from inspiring English sources

It's a computer program called Simulation One, which Taransky shortens to Simone.

In micturition the longitudinal muscle of the bladder shortens to widen the bladder neck and allow urine to enter the urethra.

He has been evolving his ideas about how firms should focus on the bottom of the pyramid a phrase he shortens to BOP, to contrast with those wealthy folk at the TOP since 1997, despite a spell running Praja, a business-activity-monitoring software firm that later had to be sold when it could not raise the capital it needed in the aftermath of the tech bubble.

That was one of several songs, dating back to "Stay Schemin," in which Drake put up his dukes and prepared for a fight: the baleful "5AM in Toronto," or his verse on the remix to "Versace" by Migos ("This year I'm eating your food and my table got so many plates on it"), or the joyful flexing on ASAP Rocky's single, the unprintable title of which shortens to "Problems".

If D shortens to several tens of nanometers under line-scratch, a nanodot would be made.

The short and straight + N2-H2…O2– hydrogen bond could pull that oxygen atom (O2) away from its attached carbon atom (C1) while other C-O bond strengthens and shortens to compensate, and indeed C1-O2 at 1.292(10)Å is the longer bond.

This was shortened to Tasha.

The notation is shortened to Fo70.

Shorten, to his credit, gets that bit.

The fat varied from lard to shortening to occasionally butter.

This was generally shortened to the Manhattan Project.