How to pronounce “shorthand”(noun) in English

But it's a shorthand.

It's a Cherokee shorthand used by the court reporters in 1890.

would have a shorthand to.

So a quick shorthand for learning and memory, the more neurochemicals that show up during experience, the greater chance that experience moves from short-term holding

I have-- Maybe the shorthand for this is that I'm basically a Heideggerian, and take a more phenomenological approach, so I don't--.

It's like shorthand for "Let's not argue, but" And it's really great.

word became shorthand in 19th century French literature for a refusal to conform to society's expectations the PO

So a quick shorthand for how does learning and memory work, and why do we see, for example, such an amplification of learning in flow,

There's a shorthand that we can use to think about this.

There's a shorthand that we can use to think about this.

That this kind of shorthand you don't look at that kind of shorthanded say on Instagram, the grammar of Instagram whether you use filters or not, the move to no filter away from the

So she took night classes to learn shorthand to become a secretary.

And I developed this ridiculously shorthand, ridiculously simplistic way of trying to analyze how a story works if you get stuck.

And so we now have by shorthand, five parents of four children in three states.

every page had like 15 you know shorthand markups from their editor and grudgingly over time I had to admit that something was wrong but they just but

who maybe used to have to know how to do shorthand and type, now maybe having to use content management systems and so on.

The countries over on the left with the lowest correlation or as shorthand very high educational mobility intergenerationally -- Finland, Iceland, Norway, Canada.

sipping a cup of coffee, in that mysterious shorthand of human choice, I had chosen to stay close to my daughter, to stay calm, and, failing that, to fake parental

We should start by narrowing down what is actually meant by "technology," a broad term that we often use as a helpful shorthand,

And it was a way of documenting court cases that went on in the Cherokee Nation with the Cherokee shorthand.

I did do a little bit of shorthand, because I didn't want to do too many caveats.

So I have one more song here and then I guess we're maybe doing a Q & A which is shorthand in the music industry for question and answer.

in animation production, uh, we would have a shorthand and that’s how it worked.

You know, the prospect of broadcasting yourself comes to define or is an easy shorthand for what it means to participate in participatory culture.

the the questions are therefore then what about some of the ramifications of this I'm I'm speaking in shorthand now just to to get through these points one

And this, you know the neuroscientists say lead to a cascade of effects which is shorthand for don't really know what happens next.

that our celebrity culture, our fast moving culture, likes to give people as a shorthand so we don't have to think.

But one of things that is not obvious-- even, by the way, as a physics major in college-- is the sort of shorthand that physicists especially sort of

I mean, I think I like to have a core, a family around me, because there's a shorthand.

It was, 'We need the quickest, shortest shorthand,storytelling shorthand to get people to watch our product,

Olivia Wu: And, and, and a recipe is really just a very distilled shorthand for, for saying

They're a very shorthand way of doing stuff.

It's sort of shorthand for anything that feels good.

And this, the neuroscientists say, "leads to a cascade of effects," which is shorthand for "don't really know what happens next."

We’ll go back to the lingo that we used like a little more street, a lot more ubonic, a lot more Latin words because we know we understand each other and there’s shorthands.