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Cinema, Susan Sontag once wrote, began in wonder, the wonder that reality can be transcribed with such immediacy.
Coming into use about AD 1150, the Middle Byzantine musical notation is the earliest notational type of Byzantium that can be transcribed with reasonable accuracy; the musical content of manuscripts earlier than c. 1150 can only be fully understood through Middle Byzantine versions.
Her enthusiasm is infectious a lot of our conversation could easily be transcribed with exclamation marks.
Additionally, elongating RNAP II complexes may pile up in regions where there are several transcripts that share 3' ends, and which may be transcribed with different kinetics.
These characteristic feature lead us to hypothesize that divergent genes will be transcribed with a special set of regulatory signals.
The intergenic miRNAs are transcribed independently, whereas the intronic and exonic miRNAs may be transcribed with their host genes.
For example, up to 50% of human genes are transcribed with their natural antisense transcripts (NATs 27, that might be associated with AS regulation28.
For instance, in some cases the "T" in Tony Blair's name was transcribed with the Arabic "ta," but in the section about Spain the author used the "dha," which is more typical of the Moroccan dialect.
Ray's essential humanity is transcribed with sympathy and warmth, and so is the patience and perseverance of Pete, who must shoulder most of the burden of schizophrenia's terrible mystery.
The audiocassettes have been digitized for patron access, and portions of some interviews have been transcribed, with the transcriptions included in the collection.
