unabbreviated造句

• The unabbreviated Latin text of the note is as follows : " Apelles pictor.
• Should an unabbreviated name be prefered, however, then the correct term would be " Korean horror ".
• In 1990 it switched its core business to information technology and changed its unabbreviated name to Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology.
• Although the disc was labeled with the band's unabbreviated name, the release is most often known as the " ALRN"
• In 2006 the RAF adopted a logotype featuring a roundel and the Service's unabbreviated name ( shown at the top of this article ).
• It is rare for " Mrs " to be written in a non-abbreviated form, and the unabbreviated word lacks a standard spelling.
• If you followed the latest Dixie Chicks-Toby Keith skirmish last week, the Democrat was hollering essentially what Natalie Maines told Toby Keith, except in unabbreviated form.
• For domestic mail, this must be the last line of the address, while for international mail, it is followed by a final line giving only the unabbreviated country name.
• Some of the unabbreviated wikilinked unit names generated by are incorrectly changed, with inches changed to in ( correct abbreviation but incorrect link ), metres changed to cms ( incorrect abbreviation and link ):
• The worst thing I find is that when I hover the cursor over a link, the little yellow box that appears just tells me the abbreviation when I would be hoping to get the unabbreviated destination.
• However, it is in fact an unabbreviated Arabic name derived from the verb " saamaa " ( 3'E' ) and " yasmo " ( J3EH ) which means to transcend.
• Standard North American usage is to end all abbreviations with a period ( ), but in standard British and Australian usage, no stop is used if the abbreviation ends in the last letter of the unabbreviated form ( ).
• The only exception for National Route 1, which is a much longer list than others and causes the navbox to be unbalanced when there are multiple routes . "'R1 _ full "'will produce an unabbreviated list.
• If the legal status is used to disambiguate, it should be included in the article title using the company's own preference for either the abbreviated or unabbreviated form ( such as " Caterpillar Inc . " and " Mars, Incorporated " ).
• The speed limit is 100 kilometres per hour ( 60 mph ) north of Safety Bay Road and 110 km / h ( 70 mph ) to the south . "-km / h unabbreviated then abbreviated . . . any reason they are not formatted the same?
• Where only part of a term is abbreviated ( for example, ??? ??? ????? abbreviates as ??? ???? ), the entry is sorted on the abbreviated portion ( ???? ), and the unabbreviated portion appears in square brackets ( [ ??? ] ) to produce ??? ] ???? ].
• The phrase and its abbreviation have been deprecated in Anglophone cataloging with the adoption of the Resource Description and Access standard, which instead prescribes the unabbreviated English phrase " publisher not identified " ( or " distributor not identified ", etc . ) . " Sine loco " is likewise replaced by " place of publication not identified ".
• *" 61 Cygni A is a typical BY Draconis variable star designated as V1803 Cyg while 61 Cygni B is a flare type variable star named HD 201092 with their magnitudes varying 5.21 V and 6.03 respectively "-badly written-no need to abbreviate V1803 Cyg if other " Cygni " s are unabbreviated.
• As of this version, the game was officially renamed " Slender : The Eight Pages " to avoid confusion with future versions such as " Slender : The Arrival " . " $ 20 Mode " has also been removed from this version because of Copyright issues . " MH Mode " has been renamed to " Marble Hornets Mode " ( simply the unabbreviated version of the title ).
• Almost as bravura are DeLillo's description of a viewing of the Zapruder film, the 16 seconds of hand-held footage that is the only visual record of the assassination of John F . Kennedy, and a screening of " CS Blues " ( the unabbreviated title, slightly different, is unprintable in this newspaper ), Robert Frank's legendary suppressed documentary on the Rolling Stones'1972 US tour.