Lawmakers urged the commission to undertake a study by the end of next year on setting up a catalog of data from public and private archives on looted items and document existing claims.
Readers of the Guardian's baseball coverage know that every now and then we like to jump into the sea of baseball statistics and explore the games past via its vast catalog of data, mostly for no reason whatsoever other than the pure fun of it.
As we build up a catalog of data about things like black hole masses and spins and neutron star masses, we will gain more and deeper understanding of how these objects are distributed in the universe, shedding light on the nature of the matter that makes up neutron stars and how some of the heaviest elements were formed.
The startup's virtual database is a catalog of data from all contributing databases, but contains no data itself.
In the case of the Twitter attacks, this public information allowed him to create a rich catalog of data that included a list of employee names, their associated email addresses and their roles within the company.
refers to a catalog of data types through URIs and to their physical locations through URLs.
This is an unprecedented event that Mizuseki and colleagues have set forth, by providing a comprehensive catalog of data in an unabashed manner.
In particular, studies such as these are most empowered by the cataloging of sequence data from vouchered specimens.
GO has greatly facilitated the large-scale organization and cataloging of biological data at the cellular, subcellular and genetic levels (Huang et al., 2009).
Their data website, Crisistrends.org, is the nation's largest catalog of crisis data.
For example, the data resource pages were reorganized to provide a structured catalog of genome data sets linked to accessions in repository databases [ 40].
