Sentence examples for could be transcribed from inspiring English sources

He showed a new Cisco device in which all the talking in the conference session could be transcribed by machine.

It was a stretch of DNA that could be transcribed by an enzyme called polymerase into a chemically similar molecule known as RNA.

The works of these two painters, together with those of Diego Velázquez, revealed to Porter that nature could be transcribed by means of rich brushwork and interlocking patterns of colour, thereby making the ordinary extraordinary.

Computer magazines of the day would print strings of code on their back pages, which could be transcribed by the reader to create a playable game, and this code-by-numbers task gave Persson his first experience of what would later become his profession.

It was found that most of the human genome could be transcribed into RNAs but only a small fraction of these RNAs was translated into proteins (Cheng et al. 2005), i.e., most RNAs did not undergo translation.

Poet John Giorno provides insights into Gysin as a sound poet, painter George Condo writes of Gysin's photorealist imagery, describing him as "a man of internal music for which no score could be transcribed".

Many of those artists were called Surrealists, and they believed that it was from the hidden depths, the darkness of the sleeping (or perhaps part-sleeping, part-juddering) self, that the truth emerged; and that truth included the imaginative truth of dreams, which could readily be transcribed by the artist.

The second limitation is that focus group transcripts could not be transcribed to preserve participants' unique voices.

Her enthusiasm is infectious a lot of our conversation could easily be transcribed with exclamation marks.

These notes were commonly written by the Sultan personally, although they could also be transcribed by a palace scribe.

Unfortunately 2 audio-taped interviews were unclear, could not be transcribed and are not included in the analysis.