Sentence examples for previous catalogues from inspiring English sources
The mean weights plotted in Fig. 4 are generally lower and more strongly dependent on m than in previous catalogues to which EEPAS has been applied.
The 1987 edition shows hundreds of price changes from the previous catalogue.
Critics viewed 4 as a major departure from Beyoncé's previous catalogue, with a distinctive mellower sound.
The ESTs were manually assigned to functional categories based on a previous catalogue system [ 22].
This will make some statements in the previous catalogue become obsolete.
These additions were due to detection of newly introduced species, new information due to investigation of sources omitted from the previous catalogue (including additional herbarium material), redetermination of previously reported taxa, reassessment of some taxa traditionally considered native and inclusion of intraspecific taxa previously not recognized in the flora.
As a result, the number of craters inside these four regions increased considerably from 1754 (as available in the previous LU60645GT catalogue) to 19 396 craters (as available in the resulting new LU78287GT catalogue).
Previous studies cataloguing the bovine TRAV/TRDV genes have demonstrated the unprecedented size of this repertoire but have not addressed the underlying evolutionary processes leading to its expansion.
Dyson catalogues previous Greenpeace protests at Moruroa which were met by firm French navy action, including the boarding of Greenpeace ships and manhandling of crews.
It built upon previous efforts to catalogue archeomagnetic and recent paleomagnetic results, on paper (e.g., Eighmy and Sternberg 1990; Smith 1967), as regional or global compilations (see the 'Archeological and volcanic data sources' section), or in digital databases (Liritzis and Lagios 1993; Perrin and Schnepp 2004; Sternberg et al. 1997; Tarling and Dobson 1995).
As more physiologically active compounds enter the environment, it becomes necessary to develop effective techniques to catalogue previous observations so as to extrapolate and predict the effects of new compounds.
