abbreviate

Object

• syntax: Each of the properties used can set multiple display behaviors with an abbreviated syntax.
• version: Classic Frank Richards, an abbreviated version of his novel of the previous year of the same name.
• formula: The structures are shown as abbreviated structural formulae and skeletal formulae.
• title: The course code and abbreviated title will appear on the record for the Session in question.
• form: Have there been any attempts on making an abbreviated form of XSLT Yes, there have.
• account: However, a small group cannot file abbreviated accounts at Companies House.

Preposition: as

• abbreviation: Commands may be abbreviated so long as the abbreviation is not ambiguous.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: There can be mistakes made on abbreviated names such as Edw this could be Edward, Edwin, or Edwina.

Adjective complement

• Latin: This will have a transcript of the original abbreviated Latin on the left page, facing an English translation on the right page.

Modifying Another Word

• hereafter: The number of letters that a child can hold in memory is called their Visual Attention Span level ( hereafter abbreviated to VAS ).
• commonly: Devonshire House, commonly abbreviated to DH, is a large building used predominantly by the Guild.
• sometimes: See leaflet for students produced by QAA So progress files contain both personal and academic records, sometimes abbreviated as PARs.
• usually: The name of a private company must end with the word " Limited " usually abbreviated to " Ltd " .
• somewhat: The half-day sessions cover most of this material, in somewhat abbreviated form.
• often: The World Wide Web is often abbreviated to the Web or WWW.

Present participle complement

• accord: Titles of journals must be abbreviated according to Index Medicus.

Preposition: in

• text: Hereafter abbreviated in text as SB. [ 10 ] John Haffenden, 'Life Over Literature; or, Whatever Happened to Critical Biography?
• dselect: Required packages are abbreviated in dselect as " Req " .
• way: Abbreviated in this way, it does sound rather petty so please allow me to restate the context in which I made this remark.
• article: Abbreviated in this article as " SP, " " SP I, " or " SP II.