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61) Offering Circular An abbreviated prospectus for a new security listing. Delivered to individuals and brokerage houses, these documents are issued to arouse interest in the new issue.

62) GMGP is abbreviated from the General-purpose Modelling and Graphic subroutine Package.

63) All of the Pronoun and a few of the others can be a abbreviated, the first letter of Pronouns is majuscule.

64) Now they're writing a more abbreviated form, which you'll probably get to if you take organic chemistry, but really it's the exact same idea.

65) An elementary proof of the Diophantine equation (The equation abbreviated) is given by using recursion sequence method.

66) Most American government agencies, including the FBI and CIA, use either "Usama bin Laden" or "Usama bin Ladin", both of which are often abbreviated to UBL.

67) Credit, usually abbreviated CR, meant value expenditure with or literally his deposition.

68) The Republic of South Africa (abbreviated SA) is not only an important nation in African continent, but also one of the most powerful economic strength countries.

69) Our name may be abbreviated to our Airline Designator Code, or otherwise, in the Ticket.

70) Several variations of this antenna have appeared in abbreviated form in US magazines, none has been complete.

71) Therefore, the search for the abbreviated form returns only documents that contain the abbreviation. A search for the full term returns only documents that contain the full term.

72) The most common form of DNA profile, abbreviated RFLP, is a way of showing the unique patterns of bases in some of these areas.

73) T - Rex even squanders much of its abbreviated 50 minute running time.

74) The title can be abbreviated to t, as we do for the cosine curve.

75) The first example is the notation I am using in this demonstration, the second example is the abbreviated notation, and the third example gives the full command statement without any abbreviations.

76) Even that abbreviated list is a heavy burden for a war-weary country struck by its worst recession since the second world war.

77) This thesis reported a study of idiosyncratic features of disfluency (abbreviated as "DF") in normal EFL speech in the interest of enriching the understanding of speech production processing.

78) Fourth-generation language A user-oriented program-ming language that is closer to human language(abbreviated 4GL)than high-level languages are.

79) Mobile Opto - Electronic stabilized Platform abbreviated to MOEP below has been used widely.

80) Now the prevailing trade terms intensively used in the international trade business are those listed in the International Chamber of Commerce(ICC) in 2000(abbreviated as "INCORTERMS 2000").

81) Garbage In[sentencedict.com], Garbage Out: (abbreviated to GIGO) is a phrase in the field of computer science or ICT.

82) In the single channel recordings, the time interval from the first channel opening to maximum opening was also markedly abbreviated in preconditioned cells.

83) To ensure focus on the most important risks, this list can be abbreviated to the top ten risks when reviewing it with others beyond the project team.

84) Fax, abbreviated from facsimile transmission, is a widely used for business communication.

85) The errpt can also be viewed in an abbreviated form for quick scanning or a detailed view for in-depth information.

86) When necessary, authors should use style sheets to specify the pronunciation of an abbreviated form.

87) Students are using an abbreviated digital text language when messaging each other.

87) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

88) Many of the commands can be abbreviated to the minimum number of letters unique to their targets.

89) Abbreviating is a change of linguistic form, choosing a part or some parts from its or their primary words or expressions to make up of an abbreviated form to express the same meaning.

90) This design is an abbreviated form of a complex figure with a monster face.