Sentence examples for old transcripts from inspiring English sources

His post-game press conferences are predictable to the point where you can simply copy-and-paste old transcripts and swap in new teams/players.

He'd had a look in the old transcripts of his speeches from when Johnson was mayor, but couldn't find anything in them on booster seats (of course, this would neither confirm nor disconfirm whether Johnson was really speaking about them, since the whole point was that no-one bothered to transcribe them, but still).

Nine thousand five hundred and forty-seven new transcripts are detected and 21 132 old transcripts are changed.

Given the recent discoveries concerning transcriptome complexity [3], [8], [10], novel analyses of old transcript data still provide a means for discovering new features in the transcriptome.

Judge Corriero, who had grown in the same neighborhood 40 years earlier, checked the old court transcripts and found that he had told Mr. Wu, then 16, "This is really the beginning of a new period for you".

The man responsible for this delightful volume is Roger Bruns, whose excruciatingly long job title can be summed up thusly: He works at the National Archives, and gets to spend his days looking at lots of old memos, transcripts, newspaper clippings and declassified documents.

After gastrulation, in the 1-day old planula, transcripts are dispersed throughout the ectoderm with a higher concentration at the posterior/oral pole (figure 2D).

Importantly, we confirmed burs expression in whole midguts [ 5, 24], which in mature adults (10 14 days old) showed transcript levels comparable to those observed in the CNS from late-stage pupae.

In callus and leaves of six day-old seedlings, transcript accumulation of OsPDS and OsSLR1 were rather similar.

She pored through old files and transcripts, searched out aging Klansmen and probed into the intimate connections between the lions of industry -- the Big Mules of Birmingham, Ala., whom she used to see every day at the exclusive Mountain Brook Club -- and the underworld of racist thugs who gave Birmingham the appellation of Bombingham.

In six-year-old roots, the transcripts were strongly expressed in rhizomes, followed by lateral roots and main root bodies.