Sentence examples for catalogued in a from inspiring English sources
Legendary landscape photographer Ansel Adams catalogued in a 1966 photo series how the Davis campus once hummed with cyclists.
Each item is insured, photographed and catalogued in a leather-bound portfolio; the information is also available on a secure Web site, for 24-hour access.
Increasing focus on this issue has yielded a number of promising innovations – many of which are catalogued in a recent landmark report, Impact Investing 2.0, published by Duke University and ImpactAssets.
In spite of 250 years of taxonomic classification and over 1.2 million species already catalogued in a central database, our results suggest that some 86% of existing species on Earth and 91% of species in the ocean still await description.
There are peacock feathers in the fireplace, rows and rows of musty old books and a collection of 78rpm records, lovingly catalogued in a giant yellowing tome with neat handwriting and exquisite cut-out pictures of the artists.
The reptile had been plucked from its arboreal perch in what is now Papua New Guinea, catalogued in a French naturalist's journal, and packed up to become a holotype — a specimen that serves as a physical reference for all others of its kind.
We searched a database of explanted TKRs catalogued in an Implant Retrieval Program previously established with institutional review board approval (clinical protocol number in Germany EK348112009; retrieval analysis protocol number in USA IBC2011-26) and patient-informed consent.
This is where the name Catawiki comes from, by cataloguing in a wiki way".
To facilitate data accessibility, the results of our analysis are catalogued in cisPatterns, an online database of the structure and function of these and other Drosophila enhancers.
The lake inventory and hydrological network catalogued in this study provide a basis for developing a better understanding of lake response to climate change on the TP.
Wheeler expressed his opinion that the museum "had to be cleaned, expurgated, and catalogued; in general, turned from a junk shop into a tolerably rational institution".
