Today we take for granted the easy availability of dictionaries, catalogues, and other reference works.
This project will bring undergraduates into close contact with medieval and Renaissance musical manuscripts while also familiarizing them with online musicological databases, thematic catalogues, and standard reference sources used in advanced musicological research.
It was a sullen Richard Nixon who came up with that quote in 1962 (naming himself obviously, rather than Motty who at that time was a mere schoolboy, busy cataloguing and cross-referencing his collection of Charles Buchan's Football Monthly).
But in this Google-driven age, that information is increasingly retrieved by people through computers, not card catalogues or reference desks.
He started by creating a database of elements and references, cataloguing plants, flowers, and old botanical illustrations.
Eiffel's official catalogues make definite reference to the design and export of a church to Manila in 1875, thirteen years before construction of San Sebastián Church actually began.
Data were catalogued with reference to: patients, consultation, diagnosis and recommended medications.
Although it is a well known fact that Frank Auerbach is a notoriously secretive artist, it is surprising that the show and the catalogue make no reference to his life and how an understanding of him as a person may give us an insight into a body of work that, for that precise reason, presents itself as hard to understand, bewitching, often difficult and always uncompromising.
Main principles of creating the regular catalogue of reference fringe patterns inherent in through hole drilling in thin-walled components are formulated.
They are catalogued in reference works such as the Encyclopaedia of Chess Openings.
