Sentence examples for revised catalogue from inspiring English sources

As pointed up by this show, which celebrates the publication of a revised catalogue raisonné of Kollwitz's prints by the German art historian Alexandra von dem Knesebeck, Kollwitz determinedly mastered printmaking to best serve her artistic and compassionate interests.

The revised catalogue should also include detailed drawings of hand-washing facilities and urinals.

A revised catalogue of delta Sct stars.

Richard Bartholomew, who has been following Strang's handling of the Jones book on his blog, noted last week that Creation House had "quietly revised its catalogue and scrubbed the book," in addition to deleting comments about it from its Facebook page.

But the crowning glory is the accompanying scholarly literature, which includes a revised BWV catalogue, essays on Bach's life and times, and a wonderfully readable complete guide to the music heard on each of the 222 CDs by our colleague Nicholas Kenyon.

In 1845, English astronomer Francis Baily revised the catalogue of Hevelius's new constellations, and assigned a Greek letter known as Bayer designation to stars brighter than apparent magnitude 4.5.

Now that the Genentech researchers have a pool of definitive prostate stem cells on hand, they can revise the catalogue of known prostate stem-cell markers and even begin to define their function.

Since the beginning one goal of the ESC initiatives was to produce an European earthquake catalogue, revised according to the results of ongoing historical earthquake research.

Since that time, Chinese seismologists have endeavored unceasingly to study and revise the catalogues to make them more systematical and perfect.

Recent world flood discharges collected for the revised International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS) world Catalogue of maximum floods are plotted against drainage area to produce a world envelope curve.

In 1946 the Bibliographic Society of London decided to enlarge & revise the 1475-1640 catalogue.