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• The stenograph is connected to a lap-top computer, which translates the shorthand into words.
• After a few awkward moments, Haas gingerly _ but correctly _ typed his name with the stenograph.
• The publication was a hand-written news sheet that was reproduced by a Cyclostyle, or early stenograph, process.
• Court experts say programs such as LiveNote and Stenograph Corp .'s CaseView speed trials by eliminating overnight waits for typewritten transcripts.
• Judge Fallon has used Chicago-based Stenograph's DOS-based CaseView software and Smith Bernal's LiveNote in his courtrooms.
• As Cohen tapped away on the keys of his Stenograph, a woman asked a judge not to send her 58-year-old husband to prison.
• Other ways of producing speech-to-text : There are two types of keyboard used in the UK : the Palantype system and the Stenograph system.
• Eisenberg " steno-writes " the professor's words into a stenograph machine, a device used by court reporters to record testimony during trials.
• Also in the area just in front of the judge's bench is a stenographer who records proceedings on a stenograph, by typing keys as the witnesses speak, using special shorthand.
• Such chorded phonetic keyboards, such as those manufactured by Stenograph, produce an intermediate shorthand format in which a combination of phonetics-and spelling-based strokes are translated by software to produce the output.
• In May 1917 Blok was appointed as a stenograph for the Extraordinary Commission to investigate illegal actions ex officio Ministers or to transcribe the ( Thirteenth Section's ) interrogations of those who knew Grigori Rasputin.
• He later developed an early stenograph machine which used 16 characters ( 1827 ), a device to record piano music on paper ( 1812 ), the first meat grinder, and a wood-saving cooker including the earliest hay chest.
• The training on a stenograph machine requires the person to pass writing speed tests of up to 225 words a minute on their machine in the United States, as set forth by the National Court Reporters Association ( NCRA ) in the United States.
• Stenograph Corp .'s CaseView, Cheetah Corp .'s SimulView and Gigatron Corp .'s StenoCAT have popped up in courtrooms in the U . S ., Britain, Hong Kong and Australia-- almost anyplace where trials are conducted in English.
• Although he did not originally intend that the stenographs of his thousands of lectures to be published, he relented and named his second wife, Marie Steiner-von Sivers, to direct his Nachlass, which has produced more than three hundred volumes since his death in 1925.
• By focusing on the witness chair, the lawyers'lectern and the judge's bench, the camera also misses the subtle activity that goes on around them : glances and whispered exchanges, nervous fidgeting and paper shuffling, and the soft tap-tap-tapping of the court reporter's fingers on her stenograph machine.