Sentence examples for catalogue of information from inspiring English sources

Endy was developing a catalogue of information needed to synthesize basic biological parts, or "bricks," from DNA and other molecules.

Kennedy's The Works of Ralph Vaughan Williams (1964) was not a detailed critical appraisal – only the symphonies and a handful of other major works are discussed – but it provided a magnificently comprehensive catalogue of information about the entire oeuvre, clarifying and correcting chronologies and setting the works in a biographical context.

I mean that with its powerful algorithms to analyze and contextualize information, combined with its growing catalogue of information to analyze – Google is an epoch defining company.

CEA affords such a record not only in the framework document as a catalogue of information considered for the assessment, but in the collective judgment aspect of the CEA process.

Using the comprehensive catalogue of information we retrieved from [ 13], we compared a gene's expression level in genomes where the gene shows repeat instability and where it does not.

At first glance, these sites seem to have little in common, targeting unrelated areas of human endeavor: the cataloguing of information, video entertainment, social interaction, classified advertising, retail shopping, internet search.

Its dataset has catalogues of information from some of the earliest film projects, in addition to news about ongoing projects.

But Iraq's response is a catalogue of recycled information and flagrant omissions.

But the author and his second wife, Laurie Krasny Brown, have written "Dinosaurs Divorce" (Little, Brown), a catalogue of divorce information for families.

For example, the current exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery of photographs by Polly Borland of Australians in Britain includes in the catalogue a wealth of information about why Australians were keen to leave Australia in the 1960s and 1970s.

While the $1,000 genome is probably only a few years away, and this would make sequencing of DNA across tumours affordable, to create enormous catalogues of genomic information without giving substantial thought to study design is likely to be frustrating and of limited value.