Alibris, which has hired a 15 year veteran of UPS as its operations VP, runs a large warehouse and shipping center in Sparks, Nev., and catalogues out-of-print and low-selling books for booksellers for a fee of $1 per year; that's the cost to keep a book on a shelf, once you figure in rent, utilities and related service costs.
He and his team at his eponymous institute, in Rockville, Maryland, have already synthesised a working virus from off-the-shelf (or, at least, out-of-the-catalogue) chemicals.
Her Instagram feed is filled with images of picturesque landscapes and airy interior designs that are straight-out-of-the-catalogue gorgeous.
They almost definitely came out of a catalogue, because you cannot just buy clothes that big from shops.
As debris in the catalogue decays out of orbit, excess computational resources can be released, thus not incurring a cost.
GZA, despite the brilliance that he exhibits in his rap catalogue, dropped out of high school in the 10th grade.
This selection also omits a four year chunk of Hyperdub's catalogue not out of intent, but solely out of space and time constraints. .
The Additional file 1 also shows that mussel transcripts referred to diverse mitochondrial genes (ATP synthase a, Cyt b, cyt c, COI, COII, COIII, ND1, ND2, ND3, ND4, ND5, ND6) are represented in our EST catalogue (416 out of 18,788) and they are annotated as " Mytilus galloprovincialis mitochondrion, complete genome".
The Almeida has been brilliantly reconfigured, with its audience divided into four discrete zones, each looking into a central glassed space in which an ordinary couple, trying to beat the housing crisis, has moved into a flat that could have come out of an Ikea catalogue or been computer-generated (outstanding design by Miriam Buether).
