As she catalogs examples of artistic license that "The Third Man" took with reality, Dr. Timmermann proceeds from the assumption that small untruths serve the larger Truth.
"They say success comes with a price - and it does," she says before launching into a catalog of examples of public officials and institutions asking for help - often without compensation.
Only recently, researchers interested in symbiosis have started to catalog some examples.
If the Web site owner wants more pages searched -- each product in a catalog, for example -- companies like Inktomi and AltaVista charge for additional referrals that result.
Rarely in an auction catalog, for example, will you find information on an item's condition.
Jackson's December 2006 catalog, for example, offered a pair of gilt bronze reliquaries containing relics of the Apostle Paul for between $6,000 and $10,000.
The results for 2008 (based on the 1965 2007 catalog), for example, are separated into three regions in Fig. 6 according to the G-R law that was applied: the G-R law with variable b, the modified G-R law, and the G-R law with constant mean b.
Bloomingdale's department store holiday catalog, for example, featured a man gazing at a woman with the caption, "Spike your best friend's egg nog when they're not looking".
When new members add a book by Ms. Leon to their catalogs, for example, all of the tags that others have used to classify the book appear automatically in the bibliographic data.
At the Web site that popularized the concept -- named after a late episode of "Happy Days" in which the aging Fonzie undertakes a death-defying water-skiing stunt -- the various ways in which a show can go bad are cataloged by example: "New Kid in Town," "Special Guest Star," "Singing," "Birth," "Death".
