Sentence examples for core catalogue from inspiring English sources

This means that the Fabs' 12 albums, plus Magical Mystery Tour, which became part of the core catalogue when the first Beatles CDs were released in 1987, now boast a brighter, fuller sound.

The Cold Core Catalogue of Planck Objects was presented here today at the 217th meeting of the American Astronomical Society as part of the release of the first scientific results from the Planck mission.

At the University of Canterbury (UC), the cores were catalogued and cut into workable cylinders approximately 100 mm in length.

The papers given at the symposium formed the core of the catalogue essays.

Thus, while Aristoxenus is quite plausibly taken to be the author of the core of the catalogue, it is likely that additions, omissions, and various changes have been made to the original document and hence it is impossible to be sure, in most cases, whether a given name has the authority of Aristoxenus behind it or not.

Center: MoMa catalogue, 2012.

The other two releases are from the core of the Newman catalogue.

Digital is giving life to back catalogue and core repertoire that hasn't been so well served in physical formats over the past decade.

Collections are comprised of scholarly print and online reference sources, core texts and journals, catalogue raisonnés, exhibition catalogs, major corpora of epigraphic, numismatic, paleographic, papyrological and art historical documents supporting works, archaeological site reports, along with important microfiche collections.

To analyse the comprehensiveness of the gene catalogues the Core Eukaryotic Genes Mapping approach (CEGMA) tool was used [ 38].

Like rival services, the core of Apple Music is a catalogue of recordings – 30m songs – to stream "on demand", with recommendations, themed playlists and radio-like stations to help people navigate it.