Sentence examples for catalog designation from inspiring English sources
While Christie's will not say who is selling the painting — the catalog designation reads "Property From a Notable Private Collection" — contemporary art dealers believe it is being consigned by George Roberts, the San Francisco financier, who has owned the painting for nearly a decade.
These databases combine the many catalogue designations an object might have, so that a search for the Pleiades will also find papers which list the famous open cluster in Taurus under any of its other catalog designations or popular names, such as M45, the Seven Sisters or Melotte 22.
Initial development of an electronic system for accessing astrophysical abstracts took place during the following two years; in 1991 discussions took place on how to integrate ADS with the SIMBAD database, containing all available catalog designations for objects outside the solar system, to create a system where astronomers could search for all the papers written about a given object.
If that is true, then Christie's, not Mr. Weiss, owns the painting, regardless of the catalog's designation.
That's what makes the archival site Blog51, named after the club's official designation in its financier Factory Records' catalog, so incredible: it's got mp3s of 73 downloadable sets recorded at the club between 1983 and 1997.
An object may be known by several designations; e.g., the Crab Nebula is also called NGC 1952 and M1, the latter being its number in the Messier catalog.
"I like landmark designation.
