Sentence examples for the catalogue indicates from inspiring English sources

Only the catalogue indicates the subject's identity.

"You should ask, not assume that the catalogue indicates the true history or complete details of a work of art," adds Herring.

The catalogue indicated the painting's influence on films such as the original Frankenstein (1931) and The Marquise of O (1976).

In terms of future threats, the current catalogue indicates no serious risk from asteroids that we know of.

Annotation of the trans8_eQTL signature by enrichment analysis relative to genes in the Gene Ontology (GO) catalogue indicates that these genes are strongly associated with cellular metabolic processes, particularly oxidative phosphorylation and mitochondrial function (Figure S9).

He noted that the information pamphlets for the enzyme did not mention 'cow brains.' However, a representative from Roche countered that their catalogue indicates that the product is only designed for the use of research and mentions the use of animal products even though it did not specify the particular type of tissue in question (Weber 2007).

Sure enough, the catalogue clearly indicated that the painting was upside down.

Inclusion in the catalogue thus need not indicate that a figure lived a Pythagorean way of life or that he adopted metaphysical principles that were distinctively Pythagorean; he need only have had contact with a Pythagorean teacher.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, September 21, 1940 P. 12 Incidental Intelligence: Card index bedfellows, as indicated by the catalogue in the Public Library, are Marx, Earl-Mary Queen Consort. Earl-Mary Queen Consort

Souchal designed the catalogue for the exhibit.

The catalogue is published by Yale, $65.