Sentence examples for catalogue of terms from inspiring English sources
Mitch Seavey, in "Lead, Follow or Get Out of the Way!," provides a catalogue of terms that mushers have come up with over the years to characterize the quality of their dogs' output: hockey pucks, dilly bars, stalagmites, frozen bananas, walnut veneer, and a variety of "settings on your household blender," including puree, frappe, and juice.
The available lists and catalogues of terms like communicative ability, assertive ability, ability to accept criticism etc. are still just hypothetical constructs.
Accordingly, we manually excluded some areas and events in order to make a reliable catalogue of short-term SSEs.
Shareholder John Farmer accused Diamond of presiding over a "long term catalogue of underperformance".
The solutions to the Schrödinger equation are catalogued in terms of certain quantum numbers of the particular electron state.
It was not feasible to anticipate the majority of terms in the catalogues of measures.
The possible misinterpretation of terms used in the catalogue can lead to a false inclusion or exclusion of an event in the phreatic database.
When New Yorker Films (no relation) closed its doors in 2009, its catalogue of DVDs perhaps the richest, in terms of foreign films, in the country, maybe even the world became suddenly, instantly, collector's items.
Key Points The GO is a structured and controlled vocabulary of terms and relationships for cataloguing gene function.
Table 2 Our interpretation of terms used in the eruption catalogue.
