Sentence examples for research catalog from inspiring English sources

He has borrowed objects from museum and private collections nationwide and written a substantial research catalog.

Of course, don't come expecting anything on the scale of the Los Angeles exhibition, or a meaty research catalog.

Starting in 1995, Professor Bone won permission to research, catalog and preserve the agency's 165-year-old archive of hundreds of thousands of construction documents, drawings and photographs relating to the planning and building of the city's water supply system.

A mouse tPA total antigen assay kit (Innovative research, Catalog No. MTPAKT-TOT) and a mouse tPA activity assay kit (Innovative research, Catalog No. MTPAKT) were used to detect the total tPA protein and active tPA level in conditioned media, respectively.

These insiders used research, catalogs and special exhibitions to advance their arguments; the more demand they generated for Basquiat, the more money they could devote to promotional materials.

"At the same time, we also try to mix things up, with shows ranging from old masters to contemporary art, with research catalogs and loans from collectors and museums," he said.

Frymer's research catalogs the history of how the two-party system leads politicians to spend most of their time and resources on (white) swing voters, rendering blacks a "captured minority".

The dealers set out to create a market in their works, researching, cataloging and exhibiting them in hopes of encouraging institutional and private interest.

Barnes spent hundreds of hours in the sisyphean task of traveling across SoCal researching, cataloging, photographing, and of course drinking at just about every notable craft beer destination in the region.

After graduating from Princeton and pursuing a long career in advertising, Farr set out to follow his dream: researching, cataloging and promoting the best films available, with a special emphasis on finding those hidden gems which even the most passionate movie lover may have missed or forgotten about.

ONLINE ACCESS -- Moma.org (click on research resources); catalog on Dadabase (Library.moma.org).moma.org