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transcribeTo copy data from one medium to another; for example, from one source document to another, or from a source document to the computer. It often implies a change of format or codes. transcribe [tranz′krīb] (computer science) To copy, with or without translating, from one external computer storage medium to another. (electronics) To record, as to record a radio program by means of electric transcriptions or magnetic tape for future rebroadcasting. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The fourth was Lox, which transcribes a copper-containing enzyme involved in the creation of connective tissue. She transcribes children's books into braille at the office two days a week, along with binding the books and repairing damaged ones. However, Glaccum said, the volume of reports she transcribes has diminished in recent months because fewer people go to the doctor during a recession. |
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