Sentence examples for cataloguing in from inspiring English sources

Greg's appraisal sends Steph into a tailspin that finds her delivering to his face a lengthy letter cataloguing in vivid detail his own physical shortcomings.

This is where the name Catawiki comes from, by cataloguing in a wiki way".

I think if the authors are to convince a large community that considerable resources should be dedicated to cataloguing in great detail the genome of non-model organisms (an endeavor I would personally gladly support), the grand vision outlined in this paper would be much better served with a careful justification with specific and practical goals.

One wonders what their response would be to naming and cataloguing in other disciplines, such as entomology, where there are >1 million recognized species, some 10,000 new species described each year, and an estimated 4 6 million species yet to be discovered and named (5, 6 ).

Over the years, all of these pieces have been carefully catalogued in our in-house library.

He has catalogued in his brain all the scientific knowledge of navigation accumulated over the centuries.

It is a colossal body of work, catalogued in the first instance by Klee himself.

Nearly 400 more are now catalogued in one of the greatest leaps of astronomical discovery.

But sadly this habit leads us into many errors, brilliantly catalogued in Messrs Shermer's and Kahneman's books.

The solutions to the Schrödinger equation are catalogued in terms of certain quantum numbers of the particular electron state.

The phytocompounds were detected and catalogued in parallel to the NIST library (Table 1).