Sentence examples for using a shorthand for from inspiring English sources

"They may want to come after the US government, but frankly, you know, the dot-mil stuff is about the hardest target in the United States," Hayden said, using a shorthand for US military networks.

I've ever met," Mr. Kagan said in an interview, using a shorthand for venture capitalist.

"I relate well to your view that gov is a crappy vc," Mr. Summers wrote, using a shorthand for venture capitalist.

It was a messy, snowy night in early spring, "a night of P.D.A.A.'s all over the place," in the words of Nile Clarke, an operator at the high-tech cellphone 911 center here, who was using a shorthand for the jargon phrase "Property Damage Auto Accidents".

"It looks like the muje pushed these guys out and bombed the place," said Captain Lewis, using a shorthand reference for the mujahedeen, a catch-all term for Islamist insurgents in Iraq.

"We only had to do it if it was critical to meet Epact goals," she added, using a shorthand name for the law.

He was using a shorthand term for editorial formulas that deliver large doses of articles celebrating hedonistic behavior and photographs of scantily clad women.

In contrast, the QCA method involves using a shorthand method for summarizing the combination of features that define individual cases i.e. its focus is upon economically describing the different configurations of features that define individual cases.

We will use pr α (e u ) [ v] to denote the amount of probability that v has in pr α (e u ), and use a shorthand of pr u → v) for this quantity, dropping the α in the subscript because in our computations it is always fixed.

In what follows, we use a shorthand description for electrolytes by using a string that lists solvent/HF concentration/(water concentration).

We'll turn to the 702 report as soon as we finish the 215 report," Medine said, using a bureaucratic shorthand for mass domestic phone metadata collection.