Sentence examples for were abbreviated for from inspiring English sources

Finally, many of the standard measures were abbreviated for pragmatic reasons.

"Maybe camp will be abbreviated for me.

Some have been abbreviated for length and relevance.

It was expressed as root-mean square average of coefficient of variation, which is abbreviated for CVRMS.

Then again, this training camp is abbreviated for the Mets, who leave for their season-opening series in Japan on March 24, costing them a week of exhibition games.

If the measure is not approved by the House by early summer, lawmakers say it is likely to die this year because the Congressional session will be abbreviated for the Presidential nominating conventions and Congressional campaigns.

Johnston, known as Beef since he was 12 when his childhood nickname of Beefhead was abbreviated for simplicity, had just slipped back to six under par and lost his hold on third place to JB Henry after a scintillating start to his round.

This paper aims to theoretically design a functionalized Ir III) complex (bzpy)2Ir podp) possessing two non-π-electron-conjugated 2-benzyl-pyridyl (bzpy) chromophores and an unique phenolate group substituted by PPh2 unit (podp = phenolate-diphenylphosphine, the PPh2 unit is abbreviated for diphenylphosphine ligand), on the basis of the benchmark specie (ppy)2Ir podp) (ppy = 2-phenylpyridine).

So it may be abbreviated for convenience to 0.04167.

Note that here m is abbreviated for simplicity of denotation.

The term has been abbreviated for the sake of simplicity.