For them, the object of desire is the sumptuously produced catalog, with glossy pages of relics coyly hinting at how this life was lived.
A good way to look at them is to peruse the lavishly produced catalog at home in the embrace of a comfortable armchair, where you have time to notice details that you might miss in the gallery.
The 1,000-employee 1,000-employeeduces catalogs and telephone directories for customers such as Westiams-Sonoma, Bell Atlantic, and Nynex.
Galleries must build inventory to take on the road, and ship it, produce catalogs and send installers ahead to prepare the art fair stand, which becomes their temporary but important face to the world.
P300 ChIP-seq data can be leveraged to produce catalogs of SEs in diverse cell types and provide a useful resource to reveal key nodes in genetic regulatory networks that govern cell fate determination.
The tremor detection/location method he is building has produced tremor catalogs that are currently the most accurate in the world.
Recently, the employment of microarray technology has rapidly produced vast catalogs of gene expression activities.
Collectively, several studies have produced these catalogs in various ethnic populations for GSTO (Marnell et al. 2003; Whitbread et al. 2003; Yu et al. 2003).
Hill is new to the form, though he has written two books and produced a catalog that accompanied a national tour of his personal art collection.
The 2MASS survey itself was finished in the winter of 2000/2001, and produced a catalog of over a million galaxies brighter than K_S = 14.0.
