looking for brief

[Ana Dub]

efficacy

[Quyen]

How about just EF? Or FAEKS?

[Nina Grimler]

How would EF/KAES work for you?

[Ana Dub]

That's good.  Thanks.

[Ana Dub]

FAEKS works.  Thanks, Quyen.  How are you?  Where are you working?

[Quyen]

Glad you like it.  You're welcome.

I'm doing very well, thanks.  And yourself?  I work for whoever has work for me -- and will actually pay me for it.  :)

[YVONNE FENNELLY]

somebody give me a brief for "invent" and "inventive"

I've been writing "invent" as NVNT.  I wish I could write it "N/NT"( but it conflicts with "innocent") and use the "V" for "inventive".

Maybe I have to think of a new brief for "innocent."  (grrrr)  But at least "innocent" doesn't come up that much (everybody's so guilty these days :)))

Also, how about a good brief for the phrase "state of the art"

THANK YOU!!!!

[Nina Grimler]

Not sure if your V is on the intial or final side.  But how about STPHREPB for "invent"? Then STPHR*EF for "inventive"?

So it's just using the NV on the intial side for inv^.

[Janet]

 

invent - VAENT

inventive - VAEF

inventor - VAERNT

invention - VAENGS

[YVONNE FENNELLY]

thanks Janet.  makes most sense for me. 

got one for "skilled in the art"?

[Janet]

SKART - skilled in the art

 

That's my personal favorite.  :)

[Quyen]

SFART = state of the art

Yeah, I know . . . but it works. :D

[Janet]

Thanks, Quyen.  I'll remember that one!  :)