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When are abbreviations acceptable?
Abbreviations are acceptable in an informal situation or when everyone knows what the abbreviations mean. For example, you could talk about NASA in any setting, but you wouldn't say LOL in a business meeting.
What does the rt mean?
Reinforced Tetrafluoroethylene or Reggie and the Full Effect
What does XL mean in women's clothing?
the abbreviations are basically universal XL means Extra Large
Who invented abbreviations?
willam oughtred invented the abbreviations of 'sin' and 'cos'. I'm certain abbreviations existed before this.
What do abbreviations BC and AD mean?
BC means Before Christ AD means Ano Domini (after Christ)
What are the abbreviations for radiology technologist registered in mammography and mri?
RT
What does rt mean in text talk?
RT mean "Re-tweet" It's for twitter
What does the acronym rt pcr stand for?
RT-PCR stands for Reverse-Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction. It is used in labratories to generate many copies of a DNA sequence. There are other abbreviations close to this as well.
What does the RT mean on a Dodge Charger RT?
Road / Track racing technology
What does RT mean in crochet?
In crochet and knitting, RT stands for right twist.
What does it mean to make the note shorter?
Abbreviations
What does far mean in medical abbreviations?
distal
What do the abbreviations mean in football stats?
ATS
Is there a list of Transport abbreviations?
what does DOM mean
What rt mean on twitter?
retweet
What do the abbreviations on home floor plans mean?
most home plans using abbreviations (to keep the plan from being cluttered) will have a table that explains the abbreviations
What do you call a group of abbreviations?
It depends on what you mean by a "group of abbreviations". If you mean several abbreviations chained together to form something that looks like a word (like SCUBA and RADAR), it's an Acronym. If you mean something like an alphabetical listing of abbreviations, that's usually called a glossary (although that particular term covers a lot of ground...)
