QUÉ SIGNIFICA TRANSCRIBABLE EN INGLÉS
definición de transcribable en el diccionario inglés
La primera definición de transcribible en el diccionario puede escribirse, tipearse o imprimirse completamente a partir del habla, notas, etc. Otra definición de transcriptivo se puede transcribir fonéticamente. Transcribable también puede transcribirse o traducirse.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TRANSCRIBABLE»
Descubre el uso de
transcribable en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
transcribable y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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Current Topics in Biochemistry 1973
The histone content of transcribable chromatin is slightly but significantly lower
than that of repressed chroma— tin. This difference is primarily due to a decrease
in the content of fl, the lysine—rich histone, in the transcribable segments.
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Changing the Global Approach to Medicine: Cellular Command ...
[0133] The transcribable genetic information linked to the unique identifier may
occur in the form of naturally found transcribable genetic information or may
occur as artificially created transcribable genetic information, referred to as '
artificial ...
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Machine Learning for Multimodal Interaction: Second ...
We use several tools to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of audio
processing: a tool to pre-segment audio channels into transcribable and non-
transcribable regions, tools to support the transcription of multiple channels, and
tools to ...
Samy Bengio, Steve Renals,
2006
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Vocalizations of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders ...
... Transcribable and nontranscribable vocalizations .....................................23
Transcribable vocalization categories ... Total Vocalizations ......................................
..............................................30 Transcribable vocalizations .
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Biological Physics of the Developing Embryo
This, in turn, comes down to which genes are potentially active (transcribable or "
template competent"). Another important aspect of determination and
differentiation that is less well understood, and will not specifically enter into our
discussion, ...
Gabor Forgacs, Stuart A. Newman,
2005
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ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF BEHAVIOR
The second line of evidence is provided by studies of the proportion of
transcribable DNA that is present in different body tissues. Grouse et al. (1972),
using RNA hybridization techniques, found that 11% of the DNA of brain neurons
is ...
Children produced an average of 50.3 more transcribable child utterances in
questioning than in commenting (5Z) of difference = 43.11, effect size = 1.17). All
but one of the subjects produced more transcribable utterances in the
questioning ...
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RNA polymerase and the regulation of transcription: ...
What makes higher eucaryotes so different from bacteria is that they possess in
addition a mechanism that assembles their genes into 1 transcribable 1 or 'non-
transcribable * chromatin structures. The transcribable chromatin is the one that ...
William S. Reznikoff,
1987
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PROG NUCLEIC ACID RES&MOLECULAR BIO
For instance, the nonbeaded electron microscopic appearance of ribosomal
genes before the onset of transcription is likely to reflect a subunit organization
markedly different from that of transcriptionally "competent" (potentially
transcribable) ...
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Molecular Computational Models: Unconventional Approaches
For each cell, genome size is initialised to within 70 and 120 genes (total of both
control genes and transcribable genes) with a mean of 96 genes. In over 2,200
minutes of simulation time, the variance increases so that the mean is 800 genes,
...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «TRANSCRIBABLE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
transcribable en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
On Repeat: How to Use Loops to Explain Anything
transcribable. Drop in crowdsourcing for your Rails app. Extracted from Free the Files. upton. A batteries-included framework for easy web-scraping. Just add ... «ProPublica, Jun 15»
Onesimos Nasib's pioneering contributions to Oromo writing …
... even by intellectuals and university students, including many Oromos, that Afaan Oromoo was not only a non-literate language but also non-transcribable. «Gadaa.com Oduu - News, May 15»
Comics 201: My Comics Can Beat Up Your Comics; Or, The Great …
1978, Superman, starring Christopher Reeves, which also has cool but less transcribable theme music. 1986, Dark Horse Comics founded. 1992, Image Comics ... «The Mary Sue, Dic 14»
Regulus Therapeutics' (RGLS) CEO Kleanthis Xanthopoulos …
... RNA therapeutics essentially you can address the complexity of the entire genome, not only the translatable genome, but also the transcribable genome. «Seeking Alpha, Nov 14»
REVIEW: Lutenist Hopkinson Smith Plays Bach Cello Suites on …
Nonetheless, as so often with the great composers, and especially the infinitely transcribable J.S. Bach, a new interpretation and a world-class performance ... «Classicalite, Nov 14»
Masterworks looks forward and back
"Bach is eminently transcribable, and every single note has been transcribed," Arron says. "What makes this special is that this transcription gives an individual ... «TheDay.com, Oct 14»
Differentiated Vocalizations in Children with Autism
All three groups also used non-transcribable vocalizations, which were defined as a non-syllabic vocalization with a vowel and atypical phonation. However ... «ADVANCE for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists, Mar 14»
The Met's Museum Artists Play Bach and Biber
Bach, as Mr. Arron also noted, is “eminently transcribable,” and these players made the Sitkovetsky “Goldbergs” seem utterly natural even where the harpsichord ... «New York Times, Jun 13»
'Repeat Those Talkin' Points': Colbert Goes After Fox & Friends …
(Followed by an inimitable, un-transcribable Colbert impression.) Colbert thanked the show for the “hot scoop.” “Ya done good, and the big boss is real happy,” ... «Mediaite, Abr 13»
Iceage – You're Nothing
The chorus from closer “You're Nothing”, meanwhile, has something resembling a transcribable vocal line. And, inspired by Italian pop singer Mina's “L'Ultima ... «Consequence of Sound, Feb 13»