Sentence examples for they were cataloged from inspiring English sources

"I must have passed by it a million times," she said, "but I always thought it must contain miscellaneous material from the Waksman papers when they were cataloged".

Whether the small cardboard box had come to the archives at the same time as the other Waksman papers, or was somehow added after they were cataloged, is not clear.

When she became head of the Museo del Cine in 2008, she said, "I called Fernando and said, 'Just come, let's do it.' So he came, we looked for the cans, and there they were, cataloged and up on a shelf".

The first, termed the "colonial" phase, was characterized by expeditions that collected specimens from the colonies and shipped them to museums in Europe, where they were cataloged and described, often in beautifully illustrated volumes.

The debris they were cataloging would not have struck a hiker as anything to notice, much less measure, but the Harvard Forest, 3,000 acres near Petersham, Mass., is one of the world's most intensively studied patches of woods.

Many museums, she added, keep their archives hidden from the public while they are cataloged, a process that can take years.

Long before they are cataloged, thousands of plant and animal species are likely to be driven to extinction as forests, wetlands, mountain slopes and other habitats are exploited or harmed by climate change.

These were included in the census because they were found in the study area with documented stratigraphic and locality information, and they are cataloged into MOR.

Mads Melbye, executive vice president of the institute, says they are cataloging approximately 15 million existing blood, tissue, and DNA samples from various pathology banks, and expect 200,000 new specimens annually.

When a child sees us clam up, unwilling to talk about something, or get carried away in emotions while on the phone or interacting with someone in person, you can bet that they're cataloging everything that they see and hear us do, holding it locked away somewhere in their subconscious minds.

Total 331 wild type and 416 mutant cells were cataloged.