"Finer than cashmere," touted one catalog, "extraordinarily soft, warm and lightweight".
In one catalog essay, Christine Göttler writes that in religion, politics and social matters, "Antwerp society valorized display".
One catalog essayist writes of the "alleged obscurity" of the Etruscans; another dismisses their "mystery" as a "modern stereotype".
According to Aggie Stern, who runs the charity's retail division, the organization cannot afford to mail more than one catalog annually to its 100,000 patrons.
In one catalog interview he said, "Creating is an act of faith, an attempt to project this world inhabiting us," and, "We are all making our own history while also making reference to every other person".
We have e-mail filters and air filters, noise-canceling machines, noise-canceling headphones, and in one catalog, a wrap-around eye-and-ear pillow that blocks out all light and noise.
One catalog, referred to as the "small earthquake catalog", includes events with magnitude ≥3.0 that occurred between 1980 and 1997.
In order to identify and classify the software concerns, the researcher must have at least one catalog of software concerns and a requirements document stored in his/her account.
Thus, we estimated optimal (tau) by computing L-curve only for one catalog of each type (see Figs. 1a, 2a) and used this (tau) value as the approximate optimal (tau) for all the 100 synthetic catalogs of the corresponding type of background rate function.
