Related programming and performances drew capacity crowds; the gift shop and the Bowie-themed satellite shop sold 7,000 exhibition catalogs and 14,000 T-shirts.
Only with the onset of humanistic scholarship in the 14th century, and the rise of important vernacular writers at about the same time, did books in Greek and various vernacular languages assume any prominence in the catalogs of western European monasteries.
Two types of documents, indexes and abstracts, contain catalogs and bibliographies of original materials.
The first catalogs of animal diversity were based on overall form and similarity.
His aforementioned Historia Coelestis Britannica listed 3,000 stars, exceeding all former catalogs in number and accuracy.
Two star catalogs have been generated from the enormous amount of data on stellar positions it obtained.
The second volume of this work catalogs double stars, variable stars, and various kinds of nonstellar objects, including radio and X-ray sources.
The publication of printed catalogs and bibliographies, the accessibility of on-line catalogs and multimedia databases, and the organizing of interlibrary cooperation have widened the range of resources available to the individual reader.
For example, one development in subject access increases the amount of information that is available within library catalogs by including details from the table of contents or from a book's index.
Majorelle's catalogs between 1900 and 1914 show a tremendous output: suites of furniture for individual rooms, furniture using botanical motifs or other stylistic themes, and specific pieces whose prices ranged according to custom-ordered materials.
