abbreviated

Examples of abbreviating

abbreviating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In such cases, the proof of the later often refers in some general terms to the former, abbreviating it even further.
A mechanism for abbreviating contexts might make type signatures readable and maintainable, even in this kind of program.
The formalization does not yet include patterns for float constants and for type constructors abbreviating polymorphic variants (# typeconstr).
Given the highly formulaic nature of these cases, the editor has greatly abbreviated the individual entries both by omitting less significant information and by actually abbreviating words.
Jonson colloquialises periodic construction by abbreviating it and placing the main clause/verb very early.
Furthermore, abbreviating an equation s t = true in a goal as s t, we can treat s t as if it were an ordinary (non-strict) equation.
I thought that afterwards, we might save time by abbreviating it.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
We are now abbreviating that period to three years, and therefore we are greatly assisting the executors of the wife's estate.
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