Based on those source materials, several editions of parametric catalogs "catalog of Chinese earthquakes" have been compiled and published since 1960s.
She has found a solution: "Catalogs, catalogs, catalogs, and online, online, online," she said.
Flipping Through the Catalog A seed catalog is like a library.
Mr. Gow, a specialist in 19th-century European sculpture at Sotheby's for the last decade, amassed auction catalog after catalog, finally finding himself with a mountain of records.
Polka-dot tumblers, $19 for four, the West Elm catalog, www.westelm.com for a catalog or (866) 428-6468 to order.
The second mail order information site, Cyndi's Catalog of Garden Catalogs (www.qnet.com/johnsonj/), presents an address list of more than 1,900 companies.
When you get books from the New York Public Library, you can also search Leo, the library's online catalog (nypl.org/catalogs), from your computer and reserve a book.
AACR2 comprises a detailed set of rules and guidelines for preparing bibliographic records to represent library resources, established to maintain consistency within the catalog and between the catalogs of libraries using the same code.
From modest beginnings in Diana Matthews's 1812 farmhouse kitchen in 1978, MATTHEWS 1812 HOUSE in Cornwall Bridge has grown to a line of cakes, cookies, candies and dessert sauces and toppings, sold via its Web site and catalog (with 175,000 catalogs printed each year).
The show's catalog, which mimics an auction catalog, realizes the concept more clearly.
