Sentence examples for index catalogue from inspiring English sources

Primark is owned by Associated British Foods (ABF), and is thought to be a possible buyer for Littlewoods stores following the collapse of its Index catalogue brand over the weekend.

A much more extensive tabulation in order of right ascension is the New General Catalogue (NGC; 1890), followed by the Index Catalogue (IC; 1895, 1908); examples are NGC 7009 or IC 1613.

His attempt to construct a logical classification system for the library resulted in his founding of the Index Medicus (1879), a monthly guide to current medical literature, and publication of the first edition of the Index Catalogue, 16 vol. (1880 95).

Astronomers work with numbers from certain catalogues, such as the Messier catalogue, the NGC (New General Catalogue), the IC (Index Catalogue), the CGCG (Catalogue of Galaxies and of Clusters of Galaxies), the MCG (Morphological Catalogue of Galaxies) and UGC (Uppsala General Catalogue of Galaxies).

In 1895 and 1908 it was supplemented by two Index Catalogues (IC) of 5,386 additional objects.

Most of the brighter galaxies are still identified by their NGC or IC numbers according to their listing in the New General Catalogue or Index Catalogues.

Dreyer included 7,840 celestial objects, a total raised to 13,226 by his first and second Index Catalogues (IC), published in 1895 and 1908, respectively.

For a time my mother worked during the early evenings at Index, a catalogue shop inside a shopping centre.

A century later the Jane Austen Fanfiction Index now catalogues over two hundred thousand works of Austen fanfic, while Goodreads currently lists 242 published books of fanfic derived from Austen.

In 1876 he published A Classification and Subject Index for Cataloguing and Arranging the Books and Pamphlets of a Library, in which he outlined what became known as the Dewey Decimal Classification.

2. It is important to acknowledge that The Philosopher's Index has catalogued articles from a number of countries.