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Boardroom Watson would be able to transcribe everything said in a meeting, show answers to research questions on a big screen, and also come up with its own suggestions consistent with company strategy based on algorithms and big data analytics.

Just think of how you would say "OK Google, show me restaurants nearby with a four-star rating" versus how you'd ask your best friend, "Yo, where's an awesome place to eat that's close?" For Facebook to be able to transcribe, read aloud and analyze how we speak to friends, it may need to build a different speech recognition engine.

Natural DNA polymerase should not be able to transcribe XNA to DNA.

Natural RNA polymerase should not be able to transcribe XNA to RNA.

Artificial polymerase must not be able to transcribe DNA to XNA, or otherwise the XNA would have direct access to 4 billion years of evolutionary experience.

However, this effect was not observed in cells that also produced lower levels of Pol III or BRF1, suggesting that Pol III is needed for Pol II to be able to transcribe CDKN1A.

You speak, and the browser is able to transcribe what you say.

Thanks to computer software called Finale, he has been able to transcribe and record them.

Being able to transcribe experience into art has saved me and allowed me to look at these things from different vantage points, perhaps conflating the real with the imagined to find some kind of peace and grace.

Leu3p is able to transcribe genes solely and specifically in the presence of its effector molecule α-ΙΡΜ [17] in yeast, in transiently transfected mouse pre-adipocytes [18] and fibroblasts [19] as well as in vitro [15].

The CDK9 subunit of P-TEFb can then phosphorylate the carboxyl terminal domain of the large subunit of RNA polymerase II and DSIF and NELF, thereby converting RNA polymerase to a processive enzyme that is able to transcribe the entire proviral genome.