Sentence examples for catalog in which from inspiring English sources

It comes with a catalog in which the artists often make fascinating statements about being a contemporary Native American artist.

The gallery also pointed to an interview with Mr. Dylan in its exhibition catalog, in which he is asked whether he paints from sketches or photographs.

There is also a 1924 Merck pharmaceutical catalog in which "Mumia vera aegyptic" — true Egyptian mummy extract — is sold just a page before the catalog offers "Vaseline Pennsylvania".

The first is the dictionary catalog, in which author, title, subject, and any other entries are filed in a single alphabetical sequence.

First was "When a Woman's Fed Up," one of the rare moments in his catalog in which Mr. Kelly cops to his flaws.

Accompanying it is a large catalog in which, amid myriad photographs of every imaginable natural and man-made disaster, Mr. Virilio elaborates on his argument that recalling accidents is the best way of avoiding them.

Instead, they tend to be quirky catalogs in which a good deal of the appeal derives from the surprising ways in which one item is linked to the next.

To overcome this problem, it may be advantageous to combine sets of mutational catalogs in which mutational processes are more likely to be active in different proportions (e.g., from different cancer types).

"We will begin immediately to catalog ways in which New York's research laboratories and scientists can best supplement the capacity of public health labs, especially during emergencies," he said.

A new novel by Weston Ochse, called "SEAL Team 666″ and being published by Thomas Dunne Books on Dec. 11, is positioning itself as "SEAL Team 6 meets Stephen King," according to the publisher's catalog copy, in which a cadet named Jack Walker is brought into a special-ops squad that fights "demons, possessed humans, mass-murdering cults and evil in its most dark and ancient form".

This catalog (ROMPLUS), in which earthquake parameters were adopted by Costantinescu and Marza (1980), has been used in Imoto and Hurukawa (2006), too.