Sentence examples for catalog produced from inspiring English sources

The catalog produced in this work combines HLA and SNP data with functional effects and induced expression levels, and should be of great value in the design and interpretation of HLA and disease association studies.

In a catalog produced by the agency that was part of the Snowden documents released in Europe, there are page after page of devices using technology that would have brought a smile to Q, James Bond's technology supplier.

For years, he said, adults interested in adopting would find themselves with glazed eyes poring through the multivolume catalog produced by New York State that displays thousands of children available for adoption.

In the hardback catalog produced by the Millon and Cornette de Saint Cyr auctioneering groups, the expert Christophe Goeury outlined the story of the German woman who picked up photography through a quirk of life.

The data used in our experiments is the LEO space debris catalog produced by the North American Air Defense Command NORADD) up to 2009, especially for scenarios with high densities of LEO space debris, which were primarily produced by the collisions between Iridium 33 and Cosmos 2251.

Far more resistible is some of the promotional pitch spun around them, a kind of high-ground version of the souk hard sell, most of it derived from a slim catalog produced by the Austrian dealer Gebhart Blazek, who first put boucherouite on the map, and with whom Cavin-Morris collaborated on the show.

There is a catalog for the show, but like many of the catalogs produced here, it is of little help in understanding and interpreting the paintings.

If you want to make a fair-minded assessment, you have to consider small, self-published items as well as large, scholarly catalogs produced by mighty institutions.

The current knowledge of the history of art rests on the cumulative base of the exhibitions and catalogs produced by this French-American effort.

Materials include correspondence, meeting notes, financial records, and plant descriptions, as well as final drafts of the catalogs produced for each sale.

I finally had a chance to look at Barneys' new series of catalogs, produced by its creative director, Dennis Freedman, with photographers like Nathaniel Goldberg, Juergen Teller and Ilan Rubin (an accessories catalog called "Arm Candy" -- crazy about it), and I like the directness and the diversity of personalities.