(1) Take the first letter of each concept, and make a fun acronym out of the letters.

(2) Finally we reach the last letter in the acronym , which is u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Tu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb for transformation.

(3) In some cases the letters S-U-M-O are an acronym for something else altogether.

(4) The word laser is an acronym for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation.

(5) I've reduced this heavy string of words to its acronym because it has a pleasing Latin sound and neatly wraps the whole shebang in one small package.

(6) In official language, this occurs through the use of technical terms - acronyms and jargon.

(7) I would like future writers to create new compound words and acronyms .

(8) A list of abbreviations, acronyms , and symbols that should not be used also should be available.

(9) It is tempting to build in successive layers of meaning and symbols that derive from acronyms .

(10) An SKU, for those uninitiated in Intel three letter acronyms , is a stock keeping unit.

(11) It has a glossary of acronyms , 2 pages of hints and tips and a step by step guide to using the computer software.

(12) A whole language of abbreviated words and acronyms has developed with the huge popularity of the text message.

(13) It's generally accepted that you can use acronyms and abbreviations without explanation, where the term is well known by the audience.

(14) IT departments became very male places, and the techies traded acronyms and buzzwords to determine their position in the hierarchy.

(15) Business Link says the ICT marketplace is full of confusing acronyms , terms and ever-changing technologies.

(16) The glossary is especially beneficial in the era of ever-increasing medical terms and acronyms .

(17) Abbreviations and acronyms should be employed in a variety of forms.

(18) Although I'm heartily sick of three letter acronyms , NBA sounds impressive.

(19) It's now perfectly acceptable to lowercase a company name, for example, and to create words out of acronyms .

(20) There were also plenty of acronyms whose definitions were not just different versions of the same term.