Murref" is English transcription of the Gaelic form, muiraibh, dative plural of muir, the sea.
Mr. Brown's transcription of the names in the Alexander must be checked; and see further Appendix E.
The monks of the fertile island of Reichenau (Augia Dives), in the Lake of Constance, were celebrated in the ninth and tenth centuries for their zeal in the collection and transcription of manuscripts.
Other than that, Chief, have you found that the transcription of your deposition is correct?
Are you proposing to give me the tape itself, or a transcription of it?
We are to remember also, I suppose, the labour which transcription involved, and the costliness of the skins out of which ancient books were manufactured.
It bears traces of careless transcription in every page.
So can painting, by its power to create emotion and not mere sensation, provoke deep aesthetic feeling of a far greater intensity than the delight derived from transcription and drama.
Persons whose temperamental tastes make them antipodal to one method of transcription become enthusiastic over another, irrespective of the fact that the aesthetic merits of the different procedures are equal.
Monet adheres to graphic transcription for the purpose of presenting the dynamics of a mood-producing phase of nature.
It gave Mark Twain a chance to exercise two of his chief gifts--transcription and portrayal.
Congress for aid in the transcription of foreign historical manuscripts.
Even this vile error of transcription is set in Westcott and Hort's text, the alternative not even in their margin.
Band II was to contain philological researches, a transcriptionwith a grammatical and lexicographical treatment.
Standing there, he read certain passages of this transcription of his mental life.
The maintenance of the Lamas, of their monasteries, the expenses for the sacrifices and for transcription of sacred books, required enormous sums.
Collingwood the secretary, seems to have procured the transcription at the house of Sir John Danvers, in Chelsea, an old mansion associated with Sir Thomas More’s memory.
There are some verbal variations in the text, owing probably to the contingencies of transcription and of printing.
He transmitted to Paris a fair copy of the original inscriptions, and also a transcription of them in the Arabic character, showing how they should be read.
In Major Rawlinson's Memoir, are given fac-similes of the original inscriptions, a transcription of the same in Roman letters with an interlineal translation in Latin, and a translation in English.
The unhappy young man would conscientiously apply himself to the transcription of the formidable pages with all the amiable sweetness of a young girl, and a young girl's tender feeling.
Christophe had stayed up half the night to finish a dull piece of musical transcriptionfor Hecht: he did not get to bed until dawn, and slept like a log to make up for lost time.
We spare the reader a transcription of this production.
Suppose we receive the explanation that the numbers have been accidentally increased in the transcription of records.
The difficulty, however, remains, and it is one of those which point to the conclusion that the numbers given have somehow been increased in the transcription of the ancient records century after century.
The subsequent history of these pictures, while too copious for transcription here, may be skeletonised.
I ask you if Exhibit 205 is a correct transcription of your letter.
May I say this, Mr. Rankin: We did tape that, and I do have a transcription of it here.
I say to some extent, because the natural multiplication of errors arising from successive transcription through many centuries, has in the case of the Scriptures been very largely checked.
