Sentence examples for a transcript or a from inspiring English sources

The docket could include a transcript or a summary of the transcript.

"It's the things that won't come across on a transcript or a letter of recommendation from an A.P. chemistry teacher," she said.

It's hard to resist the empathetic vocables with which Barbaro punctuates his interviewees' words a technique used by many a journalist while conducting interviews on the phone, to let their interviewee know that they're not just checking e-mail, but which is edited out of a transcript or a news report.

In the vector space model, a document —in our case, a transcript or a synopsis is represented by a vector containing a score for each possible index term of a given vocabulary.

Yet in terms of "function", the definition of gene transcends its capacity to produce a transcript, or a protein.

It is based on the number and the similarity scores of the blastn (2) alignments between a probe and a transcript or a genomic location.

The expression level of IE63 and ORF29p does not seem to be substantially altered by the TAP/NXF1 knockdown, suggesting that this requirement could be a transcript- or a gene class-dependent mechanism.

Since this observation could not be generalized to all VZV genes, we suggested that this TAP/NXF1 requirement could be a transcript- or a gene class-dependent mechanism but this specificity needs to be further explored.

What does a video recording offer that a transcript, or even an audio recording, of an event cannot?

But since there's no sign of a transcript (or such a speech), here's how our correspondent imagines it might have gone.

At least six air traffic controllers who dealt with two of the hijacked airliners on Sept. 11, 2001, made a tape recording a few hours later describing the events, but the tape was destroyed by a supervisor without anyone making a transcript or even listening to it, the Transportation Department said Thursday.