However, the masthead for these issues indicates that the magazine remained bimonthly, and so they are now usually catalogued as November 1954 and January 1955, respectively; the copyright dates on the last two issues correspond to these dates.
The results also show that the actual instantaneous efficiency of each of the components is usually far below their maximum catalogue value.
He thinks MetaMaus, with its elegant binding, and its varied paper textures, is "better than it had any right to be – an anniversary book is usually a kind of Sears catalogue that goes in the garbage five hours later".
This is usually done according to a pre-defined criteria catalogue and if required individual score sheets, both requiring approval by the respective authorities [18].
If the hammer price exceeds the guarantee, which is usually at the lower end of the valuation range in the sale catalogue, the seller and the auctioneer share the difference.
The snag is that clear documentation showing the object's provenance is usually required before any action can be taken, and with inventories destroyed or missing, the business of cataloguing the stolen objects looks like being an extremely slow business.
Moreover, the legendary figure, Abaris, is included in the catalogue and even said to be from the mythical Hyperborea, whereas Aristoxenus is usually seen as resolutely trying to rationalize the Pythagorean tradition.
The reserve is usually pegged close to (say, 10% under) the pre-sale low estimate published in the auction catalogue, though more desperate sellers may opt for a rock-bottom reserve or, even more rarely, none at all.
Travel clothes, as displayed in catalogues, are usually of synthetic fibers, for wrinkle resistance, compressibility and rapid drying.
Therefore gene catalogues are usually reduced to one representative isoform per locus prior to large-scale analyses.
