"To announce all new economic terms after the exhibition has been organized, cataloged and shipped is unprecedented and negotiations over this development have to date been unsuccessful," the museum's director, David Franklin, said in a statement.
The importance of dysmorphology to clinical genetics developed in the 1950s from the work of a small group of clinicians that recognized the need to assemble an organized catalog of dysmorphic features when defining genetically caused disease.
A company called Canopy launched last year to bring a more curated and community-driven experience to shopping Amazon products, with an organized catalog of recommended items, and a number of tools for finding and saving favorites.
Often, their lives come across as a perfectly organized catalog or magazine, chock full of glamorous trips, family portraits with gorgeous lighting, and seemingly perfect (and perfect-looking) kids.
Savor also now has an iPad application, which DeNardis likens to Flipboard, in terms of how it offers a more visual presentation where coupons are organized into "catalogs" of deals.
The titular detective of the BBC television series Sherlock possesses a "mind palace"—a highly organized mental catalog of nearly every memory he's ever had.
IBM calls its technology for organizing data catalogs.
"But," Mr. Rosenberg added softly, "I think I will be best remembered for some exhibitions I organized and some catalogs I wrote.
All PDS products are peer-reviewed, documented and easily accessible via online catalogs organized by planetary disciplines in the form of the Analyst's Notebook, a front-end application to help researchers review data on a planetary mission.
They worked with a network of international agents, who took orders and dispatched what were essentially mail-order catalogs, organized by model number.
