Sentence examples for was catalogue from inspiring English sources
noun
A systematic list of names, books, pictures etc.
The most you could do was catalogue them.
'The models would sleep with their passports, ready to do a runner in the middle of the night.' A lot of it was catalogue work, modelling winter clothes in the height of the Korean summer.
So it is another object that was catalogued as both a comet and an asteroid.
It was catalogued without fanfare as an anonymous copy, painted on poplar.
There it was catalogued as Tudor and sold for a hammer price of £260,000.
The comparatively old globular cluster NGC 4833 near Delta Muscae was catalogued by Lacaille in 1755.
This star system was catalogued in the 1862 Bonner Durchmusterung ("Bonn astrometric Survey") as BD +18°4794B.
The entire range of phenotypic expression of each knocked out ortholog was catalogued (Table S8).
Next, the function of items within specific instruments was catalogued.
The final list of presumed gene family members was catalogued in a spreadsheet.
For each patient, the entire complement of rare variation within strongly associated candidate genes was catalogued.
