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sten·o·typ·y

(stĕn′ə-tī′pē)
n. pl. sten·o·typ·ies
The art or process of transcribing with a stenotype machine.
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stenotypy

(ˈstɛnəˌtaɪpɪ)
n
(Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a form of shorthand in which alphabetic combinations are used to represent groups of sounds or short common words
[C19: from steno- + type + -y3, on the model of stenography]
stenotypic adj
ˈstenoˌtypist n
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sten•o•typ•y

(ˈstɛn əˌtaɪ pi)

n.
shorthand in which symbols are used to produce shortened forms of words or phrases.
[1890–95; steno (graphy) + -type + -y 3]
sten`o•typ′ic (-ˈtɪp ɪk) adj.
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stenotypy

a phonographic shorthand in which alphabetic letters, produced by hand or a special machine, are used to represent words and phrases. — stenotypist, n. — stenotypic, adj.
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In monitoring or habitat evaluation using spiders as bio-indicators, the absence of species typical for a habitat (stenotypic species) is often indicative of low habitat quality, including vegetation structure (Bonte & Maelfait 2001).
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