Sentence examples for such catalogues from inspiring English sources

Such catalogues are numerous, but tend overwhelmingly to concentrate on a group of recognized geniuses.

Cataloguing transducable sequences will help, but since some somatically acquired L1 insertions can go on to generate new insertions [ 13], such catalogues will never be exhaustive.

Yet, at times, I freely embrace such cataloguing.

The latest "Treasures" is the fifth such catalogue issued by the company and the first to be published since 1976.

A catalogue operation such as Land's End is already exploiting the link between its website and its call centre to make better use of the Internet.Indeed, the experience of such catalogue sellers as Eddie Bauer and L.L. Bean suggest that the scope for web retailing may turn out to be a lot bigger than it seems at first sight.

"Water could not be counted his friend," begins one such catalogue, which goes on to show us Shelley being baptized in 1792, getting caught in a rainstorm in 1814, and sketching raindrops in his notebooks, which are themselves smeared with seawater.

Pushing the boundaries of mainstream pop by transforming underground acts into MTV stars, the company has cornered about 2% of the total U.S. market--rivaling the performance of such catalogue-heavy institutions as Motown Records.

They were also more likely to have debts on high-cost credit such as catalogues and store cards.

It draws on several sources, such as catalogues maintained by the US and Russian goverments, to visualize the locations of objects in space.

Also included in the series is miscellaneous material such as catalogues and photographs, papers & reports, probably for or related to specific courses taught by PG, for which no files had previously existed.

Traditio publishes monographic essays, critical editions of texts, and research tools such as catalogues of unpublished manuscripts.