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: --
One of the transcribers was the first author and all transcribers were experienced in transcribing the speech of young children.
Teams undertaking qualitative projects have sent members (including non-medical staff who are transcribing complex focus groups) to gain skills and understanding.
The transcribing was carried out by one of the authors and was verified by a second author.
These various phonological analyses of the children's speech were accomplished by first phonetically transcribing a minimum of 50 utterances obtained from the spontaneous language samples.
However, uncritically, or perhaps unimaginatively, transcribing computation into designing limits how we can conceptualize computing in relation to various design practices.
This text inscribes itself within the female oral tradition, transcribing the words of the women, and simultaneously committing their stories to writing.
In transcribing the internal 0t,d0 phones, transcribers used 18 different segment labels.
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.
