It merely transcribes the words "en dessous" as pronounced with a Parisian accent in reference to the art "under" the woman's body.
It might legitimately be asked whether Golijov is still writing classical music or whether, as one Harvard professor complained, he is merely transcribing sounds that can be heard in any marketplace in Mexico.
The writer is merely transcribing, so that you, the assumed author, are not writing the book.
The mainstream media merely transcribes the Pentagon and Obama press releases and fails to investigate as old Woodward and Bernstein once did and tell the harsh truth to the American public.
Just transcribe them onto those.
The metamodernist does not merely "uncreatively" transcribe popular culture (as this would be ironic -- a distancing -- and therefore impermissibly non-zero as to fraudulence), but is willing to be caught in the public gaze wading earnestly and creatively into the midst of it, working with it as a valid and tactile artistic medium.
Technically, in cases of court-martial, it seems that until 1857 the courts were composed of native officers rather than British, but it is added: "although they are presided over, and generally led and ruled, by the superintending officer, whose duty, however, is merely to transcribe the evidence, and assist the native officers with advice and counsel".
Merely to have transcribed some of the stuff must have made him wonder whether he could do the job for much longer.
Our data suggests they are not merely present but some are also transcribed and possibly translated.
Indeed, even if merely 1%percentt of transcribing polymerases experience modest pausing through, or transcriptional arrest in, a gene region, this has a striking effect on the predicted RNAPII density profile.
