Sentence examples for Faithfully transcribed from inspiring English sources

They are faithfully transcribed in complex English, a language he can barely speak or understand.

This inventory lists the books by author's name, title - faithfully transcribed - edition, size, description of the binders and provenance.--Translation by Libraire Droz.

When a gene's DNA sequence gets transcribed into RNA, the neighboring sequences that do not code for proteins are faithfully transcribed along with it.

Betty and Dot Wiggin would sing (they no longer play their instruments), accompanied by members of Dot's backup band, who had faithfully transcribed the music as heard on the original recordings.

"The Red Book" "faithfully transcribed" visions Jung recorded privately in his "Black Books," adding commentary and painting what he had seen in his waking dreams to encourage readers to "understand the psychological nature of symbolism" and challenge them "to a new way of looking at their souls".

The piece made a forceful case that Gould was more than your run-of-the-mill eccentric; he was the author of an unfinished -- and who knew, possibly great -- manuscript called "An Oral History of Our Time," a work of roughly nine million words, recording some 20,000 conversations, from people of all walks of life, that Gould had overheard and faithfully transcribed.

Anyone can conduct a real interview, you know, wherein you ask a person questions and then faithfully transcribe the answers.

It was as if she were taking dictation, faithfully transcribing those rawboned stories of blackmail and betrayal in her schoolgirl script.

Instead, their replication requires specially engineered enzymes, the first of which that were capable of faithfully transcribing DNA into the desired XNA product were reported in 2012.

She can tell you that you have a meeting tomorrow, what you should wear based on the weather forecast, and faithfully transcribe your rambling late-night voice memo about what you should say at the conference table.

This piece, like the others, might easily be dismissed as Orientalist fantasy, but Mr. Grey says it faithfully transcribes a vision he had, first in a dream and then on psychoactive drugs.