(Rothkopf's clear and coolly measured catalogue introduction must be read by any serious critic of Koons, pro or con).
A Victorian gentleman mountaineer, Sir Hugh Munro, climbing at night so as not to upset the local lairds, is methodically measuring and cataloguing his mountains.
The Navy dispatched a group of men from the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Washington to measure and catalogue fish sounds along the Coast.
In order to better understand what each scale is measuring it is possible to catalogue the items in these scales according to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF).
According to SIMBAD, WASP-13 was first observed in 1997, when it was catalogued by astronomers measuring the proper motion of stars in regions of the sky where galaxies are detected.
This enabled the first reported catalogue of ECG changes from birth to 10 days postnatally, measuring changes in heart rate, QTc interval and QRS duration.
The data pertaining to quality of life mainly crime and safety & economy and employment was analysed from the data catalogue to measure the indicators spread over years to assess positive and negative trends.
We examined 500 dried scapulae, measuring seven distances related to the scapular body and suprascapular notch; they were also catalogued according to gender, age and side.
28 Successful engraftment was determined by measuring the human albumin (HA) concentration in the serum of transplanted mice by specific ELISA (Bethyl, Catalogue No. E80-129).
When measuring the immunological relevance of all genes assigned a name by the Human Genome Organization (HUGO) and not catalogued in any of the immune resources, the average approaches zero.
Cellulase activity was determined by measuring the release of reducing groups with bicinchoninic acid [ 26] with 0.25% (w/v) crystalline cellulose (Sigma; catalogue number S5504).
