Sentence examples for chronological catalog from inspiring English sources

The first section is a chronological catalog of 142 office chairs, which Mr. Olivares considers to have been particularly innovative.

(The "K" refers to Ludwig, Ritter [knight] von Köchel, a 19th-century Austrian musicologist who compiled the most complete chronological catalog of Mozart's works).

The term was created by Patrick Moore during his co-authoring of NASA Technical Report R-277 Chronological Catalog of Reported Lunar Events, published in 1968.

Ali Emiri Tasnifi is a chronological catalog of 181,239 documents organized according to the periods of sovereignty of Sultans, from the foundation of the Ottoman state to the Abdülmecid period.

Alexander, who spent the nearly four-month trial sketching the happenings in the courtroom, creating a chronological catalog of the evidence and proceedings, sighed and scrawled a note in his journal: "Death.

Jason Birchmeier wrote that "most fans taking a chronological approach to his catalog should be fairly numb to Esham's exploitative shock attempts.

The concert on Friday night worked through A-ha's catalog in reverse chronological order, from its 2009 album, "Foot of the Mountain" (Universal), to the 1980s.

The more affordable "Stax Story" provides four different chronological cross-sections of the catalog: hits (from Otis Redding, Sam and Dave, the Staples Singers, Isaac Hayes, Jean Knight, Rufus and Carla Thomas and that studio band, Booker T. and the MG's), blues-based songs, worthy non-hits and live performances.

A departure from other games in the franchise, Guitar Hero: Aerosmith follows the career of Aerosmith, by playing significant songs in their catalog in a 'rough chronological fashion'.

He worked for about a decade to produce his great catalog, Chronologisch-thematisches Verzeichnis sämtlicher Tonwerke Wolfgang Amade Mozarts (1862; "Chronological Thematic Catalog of the Collected Musical Works of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart").

The Karl Malden DVD catalog is small but includes most of his best-known work; some highlights are listed here in chronological order.