abbreviated description

This is, of course, a highly abbreviated description of what happens in practice.

An abbreviated description of the Rules of Engagement may be issued to all personnel.

Once more, Alucius went through his selectively abbreviated description of the battle for Dereka. "

If the limitations implied in that abbreviated description were absolute, we would all be nervous wrecks; the best players prove that it is not so.

The English language term smoking appears to have entered currency in the late 18th century, before which less abbreviated descriptions of the practice such as drinking smoke were also in use.

Having supplied members with a summary of those rules, the secretary felt compelled to append this note: "Please do NOT correspond with the writer about the ambiguities that are unresolved in the above abbreviated description.

The diagnosis and procedure tables were prepared from the CPHA ICD-9-CM codes and abbreviated description tape (December 1979 revision) and the additional codes documented in the Federal Registers detailed final grouper changes for versions 4.0 through 29.0.