Sentence examples for stands for special from inspiring English sources

The agency's name stands for Special Program and Resource Connection.

It is called "SOE in France"; SOE stands for Special Operations Executive.

The name of the mathematical symmetry is SU 3), which stands for "special unitary group in three dimensions".

The GameBoy Advance SP (the SP stands for "special") looks more like an executive plaything than a child's toy.

This excellent organization, whose name stands for Special Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge, and Extortion, is pretty much like the U.N., but with fewer vaccination programs.

The 22 students are part of the first class in George Washington's new two-year program called STAR Executive MBA (STAR stands for Special Talent, Access and Responsibility) designed specifically for professional athletes — some active and others recently retired.

Last, a fellow bar patron extolled the virtues of Yards Brewing's ESA, which stands for "Extra Special Ale," a variation on the traditional British ESB, or "Extra Special Bitter".

Finally, there is the ESB, which stands for Extra Special Bitter, which Mr. Muller said goes well with strong foods like meats, cheeses and chocolate.

The "S-P" stood for "special progress"; we would squish three grades into two years.

Although it nominally stood for "Special Edition," the name was also a nod to the Macintosh SE.

Frege thought of the relevant function as a conditional mapping from individuals to truth values: Sang(x) = T if x sang, and F otherwise; where 'T' and 'F' stand for special entities such that for each individual x, Sang(x) = T if and only if x sang, and Sang(x) = F if and only if x did not sing.