0 present participle of transcribe
1 to record something written, spoken, or played by writing it down:
Recordings of conversations are transcribed and entered into the database.
2 to change a piece of writing or music into another form, for example into a different writing system or into music for different instruments:
Practical skills training, developing topic schedules, using stimulus materials, recording, note taking, transcribing, conducting discussions and anticipating analysis.
When utterances are cited, this method of transcribing the original schwas has been retained.
Additionally, morphological coding was inserted into the transcripts at the time of transcribing.
Selectively transcribing individual verbatim utterances into a database allowed the interviewees' responses to be directly compared and contrasted.
Section 6 presents the problems of transcribing the obtained data, with particular emphasis on the transcription of recorded data.
Suddenly, in the middle of transcribing the group's findings, the man stopped writing and placed his pen on the desk.
But the processes of collecting, transcribing, analyzing, and sharing data are difficult, time-consuming, and often idiosyncratic and unreliable.
For instance, in transcribing a body of taped data, the usual practice is to listen for auditorily distinguishable categories, usually segments where phonology is concerned.
