Sentence examples for catalog indicates that from inspiring English sources

The catalog indicates that the brothers are both still alive.

A letter written to one of his sons, included in the exhibition's catalog, indicates that he also struggled with alcoholism.

The Nov. 13 Sotheby's contemporary art catalog indicates that Mr. Cohen is receiving a guarantee — an undisclosed sum of money — for some of the more expensive works, regardless of whether the auction house is able to sell them.

The HSRI catalog indicates that approximately 17,000 earthquakes with magnitudes ranging from −1.0 to 4.8 occurred in Hakone volcano between 1 April 1995 and 31 December 2013 (Fig. 2a).

The Symphonic Dances — Rachmaninoff's last work — doesn't come readily to mind on a short list of the composer's most popular works, but maybe it should; a glance at the catalog indicates that it is right up there with the Second Symphony in its number of recordings (in orchestral and two-piano versions).

The sum was undisclosed, but a tiny symbol in the catalog indicated that Sotheby's already had what it calls an irrevocable bid going into the sale — meaning that the buyer had already agreed to buy the art, and must be paying the $20 million low estimate.. Of the 58 works at auction, 9 failed to sell.

A tiny symbol in the catalog indicated that the painting had what is called either an irrevocable or third-party bid, meaning that before the sale, a buyer had already agreed to purchase the art for an undisclosed sum for what must have been below its estimate.

Our conclusions are as follows: (1) Cross-identification with the public catalogs indicates that the sources we identified as extragalactic using the color-color criteria are indeed galaxies, and that at least 60% of them are very nearby galaxies at z < 0.1.

Most drugs in the c=3 catalog are also included in the c=1 and 2 catalogs, indicating that there is a core set of drugs that is relevant independent of the maximum combination size allowed.

For example, Dr. Clark explained that "Cup" (kopa), No. 41 in the catalog, "indicates a chieftain's power, and upon his death, it was used in the transference of his power to his successor".

Analysis of mutation catalogs from melanomas indicates that the trinucleotide context is often TCC [ 8].