Steno Steno you know what no Steno now that was funny you see the rhythm of
"Stenography through the use of this apparatus, which the inventor calls a glossograph, becomes, in a certain measure, the public property of everyone who will undertake the easy and
stenographer in the case -- who, interestingly, was employed at the time by the Southern Pacific Railroad. And he said in passing that the justices felt
stenography in journalism is is not accurate. A refusal to take sides, a refusal to say one side's right and one side's wrong. There's another really
The stenographer would record the reaction of the gallery.
She arranges a Steno pad atop her bare thigh, pencil sharpened and poised.
She was a stenographer.
And the stenographer is thinking, “Confound the fellow! I knew he’d break my pencil with his infernal jaw-smashers!” Jaw-smashers I would like to bring back.
I guess that's like a court stenographer person.
They were doing like they were court stenographers in her law school class at Harvard.
only problem with the um um stenos um book about the alphabet is that he privileges the alphabet because
"The glossograph has the advantage over stenography as it is practiced now, as it requires no previous study or practice. It demands no straining of the attention, just say the words
in your mouth and record stenography.
that is is funny you know just even saying steno and in a way that actually you know talking about what what are the constituents of humor is that in humor
All the conversations I heard between my parents were about aortic stenosis, left ventricular thrombosis-- I grew up amongst that.
We're going to clean out all the stenoses in your spinal canal and in your nerve root canals, and on, and on, and on.
And someone thought to count the number of times laughter had been annotated by the stenographer after a Supreme Court Justice spoke.
institutions of Justice in a meaningful way and so if that means that the state has to pay for a stenographic transcript this is an actual case in order for
from the '60s, or "The Crowd," an the earlier film, or "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," where you have rows of desks in a steno pool,
So we know that when people go before the judge or the bond hearing or whatever, that there's a stenographer taking down everything.
So, for an example, if I find LDL cholesterol is associated with aortic stenosis, do I start prescribing statins right away to a person who has LDL high cholesterol?
like that came back, that is back again this season, is Ethel Beavers is like the court, kind of, stenographer and she's the one that last season told Leslie that Ben loved her
Now, dictation systems have gotten better and better, but they still have a way to go before they can duplicate a human stenographer.