Sentence examples for text catalogues from inspiring English sources

The long and rambling text catalogues the amateur efforts of one terrorist cell, and openly discusses payments.

Sade's text catalogues the depraved acts in an isolated chateau that a quartet of wealthy decadents inflict on a group of teenagers that they have either kidnapped or procured for this purpose.

Not surprisingly, these texts catalogue bad arguments.

Also their properties extracted from text based catalogues are represented at the same time in 3D environment.

Because of the difficulty of providing a full description of data in text based catalogues, it can be more accurate and effective for scientist to search 3D solar feature models and descriptions at the same time in such a visual solar catalogue.

At the time that the great Central Asian translator, Kumārajīva (334 413), was working with a multi-ethnic translation team in the Chinese capital of Chang'an (a city of between 300,000 and 500,000 people at the time), Buddhism had undergone nearly a thousand years of adaptive evolution and several hundred texts were catalogued as part of the Buddhist canon.

A paragraph in the text of the catalogue showed the nine conditions essential to calligraphy.

She chose seven paintings from the collection, and analysed them so brilliantly that reading her catalogue text made you see in quite unexpected ways what those painters saw.

(That said, Harvey's catalogue text stands as a monumental, often thrilling feat of detailed scholarship. She is a senior curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, where the show began last year).

And yet Smiley's catalogue text focusses narrowly on its cartographic qualities — the fact that it got the relationship between the Connecticut and Merrimack Rivers right — and on its role in a boundary dispute between colonists.

Mr. Johnston recently sent the trust in Wallingford what he calls "one of the larger silver libraries in the country" more than 100 volumes of scholarly texts and auction catalogues.