Each platform features a catalog, which illuminates ways in which choreographers and dancers approach art making.
These are not items you can possibly buy from a catalog, which is why people come to me.
BUZZ: Exporters will now be able to build and maintain their own data, saving time and money because the company rolled out a catalog, which sets up private, password-protected online catalogs for sellers.
The rescue project also produced a Web site, ohiohistory.org/tafttrip; a museum catalog, which will be available free at the Nippon Club; and a teacher's guide for middle school and high school students.
NASA released a ton of software for free in a downloadable catalog, which lists many apps, code libraries and tools up for grabs.
After tracing his own family in obscure cemeteries, John Spalding, an amateur genealogist in Manchester, decided to compile a statewide catalog, which he expects to complete in about two years.
The cover of a Toys R UsUs catalog, which calls itself "Our biggest Big Book ever!" promises "up to $5,500 in savings!" — presumably, if a shopper bought everything advertised therein.
"In order to enable social, you must have a structured catalog, which we believe needs to be done through big data.
In addition, the authors affirm that these patterns are part of a larger catalog, which currently contains 37 non-technical requirements patterns, 29 non-functional requirements patterns, and 47 functional requirements patterns that apply to the document management domain and which were built from requirements documents of previous projects.
For 1998 we plan to develop a company catalog, which would include some other products for the same target customers.
In 2001, Professor Gates came across the manuscript in an antiquarian catalog, which described it as a "301-page handwritten manuscript purportedly written by a female fugitive slave".
