Transcription Sample Clauses

Transcription. Conferences can be transcribed for participants in written format and delivered via email or CD.
Transcription. 12.4.3.4.1 The member may arrange for the appeal hearing to be transcribed. If requested, any related costs will be assumed in full by the POA. 12.4.3.4.2 The District may request a copy of the transcript. If the District obtains a copy, the District shall be responsible for one half of the related costs associated with the transcription services and the full cost of the copy.
Transcription. 12.4.3.4.1 The officer may arrange for the appeal hearing to be transcribed. If requested, any related costs will be assumed in full by the Operating Engineers. 12.4.3.4.2 The District may request a copy of the transcript. If the District obtains a copy, the District shall be responsible for one half of the related costs associated with the transcription services and the full cost of the copy.
Transcription. In this grammar I use a phonemic IPA representation of Sarikoli, as this is a dissertation written in English primarily geared towards an international linguistic audience. Sarikoli does not have an officially implemented orthog- raphy yet, and different members of the Sarikoli community wish to use dif- ferent types of script for their orthography, so a phonemic IPA representation appears to be the most appropriate and politically neutral choice for the pur- poses of this grammar. In the free translations of examples, proper nouns (mainly names of people, places, and festivals) and names of cultural items or concepts that are unique to Sarikoli are given in the orthography developed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, which is based on the Roman script. This orthography and correlations with the IPA are presented in Appendix B.
Transcription. The digitally recorded responses were hand-coded by native speakers ac- cording to their agreement endings and agreement features. Responses were coded as correct responses when the model sentence was correctly repeated and contained the inflected participle, the exact participle used in the model sentence, or a semantically similar one. Any second production of an inflected participle that differed from the first as a result of autocorrection was ▇▇▇▇- scribed, but these were not considered in the analysis. Responses were coded as agreement errors when the sentence met all the above criteria for correct responses but the agreement was unintelligible or not predicted by the gen- der of the two conjuncts (e.g., NN = F). Responses were coded under miscel- laneous responses when incorrect words were produced, the sentence was interrupted, word order was changed, or when no response was made. Only unique correct responses were considered in the analysis.9
Transcription. Contractor shall provide transcription services.
Transcription. I transcribed each of the interviews myself. The process of transcribing the interviews was useful, and it helped me listen in a different way to the participants. When I was conducting the interviews, much of my attention was taken up with how to frame questions and give the participants space to express their ideas. When I transcribed the interviews, I did not have to worry about what I said, I could concentrate on listening to what the participants said. The process of transcription helped me to recognise where participants appeared to have had common experiences. I noticed that participants described some experiences in a lot of detail, and this offered a helpful clue to understanding what was important to them.
Transcription. A written representation of speech or signed language.
Transcription which shows its flexibility in transforming music from one format to another;
Transcription a. Official transcripts of court proceedings prepared from electronic recordings shall comply with the Arizona Manual of Transcript Procedures and shall be produced by either a certified reporter, a court employee or a transcriber under contract with a court. b. The court shall establish procedures to ensure that authorized transcribers notify the court when they encounter poor-quality recordings, and that these reports are investigated, and any problems remedied. c. Courts shall assign an individual to act as a transcript coordinator to ensure timely provision of electronic recordings of proceedings to authorized transcribers, as defined in Supreme Court Rule 30, when required for appellate proceedings. The coordinator and authorized transcribers should be familiar with the rules and practices involved in transmitting the verbatim record to the appellate court.