| Nine of the 13 mares cataloged at Keeneland will be sold in foal to Shadwell-owned stallions. |
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| Many smallish historical societies have valuable collections that have never been cataloged and many of their records are fast deteriorating. |
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| A total of 150 horses are cataloged for the first session that includes horses in training and fillies in and out of training. |
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| A total of 198 yearlings have been cataloged for the three sessions of the auction, which produced record results last year. |
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| Behind us, Tony and Lee cataloged the profusion of exotic birds — rufescent tiger-herons, harpy eagles and iridescent macaws. |
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| Ferns, mosses, liverworts, lichens, and algae are also abundant and diverse, although not as well studied and cataloged as the higher plants. |
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| The dark lines in the solar spectrum were rediscovered around 1814 in Munich by Fraunhofer, who cataloged some 500 of them. |
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| The surviving libraries hold a vast number of classical and medieval manuscripts, most of which have been cataloged. |
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| By categorizing information for their own purposes, that cataloged information may be shared with others. |
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| Once the data and processes have been prepared and cataloged the next step is to combine them into mashups. |
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| More than two million documents from his personal archives, meticulously cataloged, are available to students of that period. |
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| Most of these sites was adjacent museum where they are cataloged and displayed artefacts found. |
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| Values listed are based upon the use of the gaps listed, standard coupling components, standard assemblies and cataloged allowable speeds. |
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| Accessions List keeps track of your recently cataloged titles, and produces complete lists from your online catalog processing. |
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| A record 40 juvenile colts and geldings purchased from sales from around the world have been cataloged for the event that will be conducted by Keeneland Association. |
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| The Clarks cataloged hundreds of denominal verbs, old and new, organizing them into conceptual categories. |
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| More than 27,000 are stored at the test center, cataloged and kept confidential. |
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| Does a casual remark from an acquaintance get cataloged as a criticism and obsessed over? |
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| Maximum operating values listed in Table 2 are based on cataloged allowable rpm. |
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| Pre-catalaloged records for which subscribers can optionally provide 049-field holding codes-up to six per cataloged item. |
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| The perspective and scope of the list reflects the types of papers cataloged by members of the United States Newspaper Program. |
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| Your group catalog is created from records already cataloged in WorldCat by your member libraries. |
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| From the early Renaissance on, they had been admired and drawn by painters and sculptors and carefully described and cataloged by art enthusiasts and antiquarians. |
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| I first discovered nobody had ever cataloged all of the Watergate conversations. |
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| Betsy Woodruff at the National Review Institute cataloged multiple examples of Reid's investment strategy. |
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| The minutiae recorded and cataloged by the historian serve as signposts that guide him through the maze of historical events and provide a means of testing out his hypotheses. |
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| The second factor is the nature of the Internet resources cataloged by participating libraries. |
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| They are now cataloged separately from the Toledan books in ten Cajones Mercedarios. |
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| Once cataloged many sellers prefer having their parts stored directly at our facilities for reliable packaging and hassle free professional shipping to the customers. |
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| So far, the national film collection has been cataloged almost entirely. |
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| Many of these maps are over 100 years old, deteriorating, rare, not cataloged and, therefore, not readily available or even known to potential patrons. |
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| All publications shall be cataloged using this system, which would encourage clubs, districts and individual projects to lend their publications the characteristics of published materials. |
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| He raged when I misfiled a cataloged and numbered record or book. |
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| Usually this is done by providing a very free-format platform where ideas can be posted, commented on by others then cataloged and rated by the people online. |
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| The phenomenal growth rate for bibliographic records is being matched by that of holding symbols in WorldCat, which represent the libraries that hold the items cataloged. |
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| As of 2016, Ethnologue cataloged 7,097 living human languages. |
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| The Bag and Film Quoter also stores and retrieves previous quotes, bag orders, and bag artwork, cataloged by customer, making delivery of new quotes quick and easy, DTR says. |
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