http://latexbestpractice.blogspot.pt/2013/08/writing-acronyms-and-abbreviations-in.html
To define the glossary (list of abbreviations), I define acronyms using
\acro{short}[short-to-appear]{full-definition} command. Then referring the abbreviations with \ac command. Note \acf, is for full description, even if it's not the first occurrence, and \acs for plural form.
\usepackage{acronym}
...
\subsection*{Abbreviations}
\begin{acronym}
\acro{mse}[MSE]{Mean Squared Error}
\acro{mmse}[MMSE]{Minimum Mean Squared Error}
\acro{}[ODE]{Ordinary Differential Equation}
\end{acronym}
...
\ac{ode} ...
\ac{mse} ....
\acf{ode}
The acro package is superior to acronym. It will automatically sort them alphabetically and will also allow you to assign "types" of acronyms so that only certain acronyms are listed in a given table.
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