"Been caught by the black-and-whites seven times, I keep it quiet, I keep it polite," Wyatt raps like a mild-mannered Mike D; the track catalogues his various misgivings with local authorities, and his ability to skirt consequences with a nice smile and respectful sarcasm.
To assess the risk of an impending collision, satellite operators need to know what the object is, but tracking catalogues have little information about many items.
It would also empower that newly partisan FEC to track and catalogue more of what you say.
Professor Alperovitz tracks and catalogues enterprises like the cooperative laundry on a Web site, community-wealth.org.org
In November, Police Commissioner Howard Safir canceled a project to automate the department's system of tracking and cataloguing the hundreds of thousands of pieces of evidence and property seized by officers each year.
Ponemon points out that the ITRC, like other breach-tracking firms, catalogues data loss incidents based on media reports that follow public notice of breaches, now a legal requirement in many states.
Lawyer and military historian Ricardo Castellano has built a career on tracking and cataloguing remnants of war.
Anything and everything you've ever said or done, from the trivial to the damning -- phone calls, Facebook posts, Twitter tweets, Google searches, emails, bookstore and grocery purchases, bank statements, commuter toll records, etc. -- will be tracked, collected, catalogued and analyzed by the UDC's supercomputers and teams of government agents.
Tracking and cataloguing informed consent is the key to banking informatics.
Informatics (Qualman et al, 2003) can facilitate patient registration, specimen tracking, tissue cataloguing, quality assurance, and specimen availability.
