Sentence examples for which abbreviations from inspiring English sources

And it must be admitted that dictionaries differ widely in their choice of which abbreviations to include.

Although the performance figure of abbreviation disambiguation is roughly comparable to the previous work, we specially demonstrated the quality of the sense inventory on which abbreviations are disambiguated into concepts or senses.

The result is application prevention mechanism named as SeCBD which abbreviation for "Secure Big Data".

Relations may be simple, such as indicating which abbreviation definition corresponds to a particular abbreviation, or they can be nested and complex such as protein protein interaction events.

It is important to mention here that since an exact match was performed we could have missed diseases for which abbreviation or synonyms are used.

Two related specific issues are—(i) the high rate at which new abbreviations are introduced in biomedical texts, and (ii) the ambiguity of those abbreviations.

Here is Bloomberg's written report, which uses abbreviations and other short-cuts (for example "co". for "company"), presumably so investors can read potentially market-sensitive information as quickly as possible: Finance Director Paul Venables says conditions have improved everywhere, as co.

The x-coordinate is the names of the classes which are abbreviations of full names, such as QH means Qinghai class that is carried out in Qinghai province.

Quantification takes two values: HasOne or HasAll, which are abbreviations for "the receiving user has one (or has all) of its competencies in some relation with an object competency list".

A competency-based condition takes the form of a triple: Quantification takes two values: HasOne or HasAll, which are abbreviations for "the receiving user has one (or has all) of its competencies in some relation with an object competency list".

Switzerland was formed in 1291 by an alliance of cantons against the Habsburg dynasty the Confoederatio Helvetica (or Swiss Confederation), from which the abbreviation CH for Switzerland derives though only in 1848, when a new constitution was adopted, was the present nation formed.