Cataloguing in a sentence

Four society members had been cataloguing the 40,000 items in the museum over the past three months and had come across the item "between two boxes of documents".

Operating out of Gloucester Museum at the top of Church Street, the society's work is focused on capturing the unique history of Gloucester by cataloguing historical records and events.

The gang behind the hack on the district—which calls itself “Medusa”—has unleashed a torrent of some 200,000 files stolen from its servers, including a number of “databases” cataloguing incidents of students exhibiting behavioral issues.

We were interested in cataloguing specific damage that could help us understand why certain places are regularly damaged by weather effects.

Goldstein said the issue of training placements has been “very much on my mind,” and within the work DPH is doing, staff are identifying the number and cataloguing all the students at each facility as they work on contingency plans for closures.

He spent his days collecting, researching, preparing and meticulously cataloguing so many ammonites and buying specimens from professional collectors, that he had to put bricks under his floor boards to reinforce them.

It’s a relatively slight recounting, coming in around 300 pages, when a proper cataloguing of Pelosi’s tenure atop House Democrats could run into the thousands.

The jungles were thick with wildlife, snakes, lizards, gorillas, and a lone naturalist who was cataloguing as much as he could.

Limits are set on how long an officer can spend reviewing and cataloguing child abuse material.

They’ll do the legwork, cataloguing and promoting them until they sell for a fair price.

All these quantum recipes call for some means of cataloguing them.

And while the specifics may vary wildly, Crosby’s candid cataloguing of his emotions—thanks in part to terrific interviews by Crowe and Eaton—contains a multitude of life lessons that could be applied to anyone.

If SMEs improve their data capturing and cataloguing mechanisms they would benefit from enormous insights through analytics to improve their process efficiencies.

We've been cataloguing incidents at Lookout Mountain for years.

A report card cataloguing her cleverness.

He launched his second memoir in February 2013 titled Kidneys for the King:Deforming the Status Quo in Kenya. which heaps even more scorn on Raila, cataloguing a series of misdeeds allegedly committed by Raila.

A different method by Harlow Shapley based on the cataloguing of globular clusters led to a radically different picture: a flat disk with diameter approximately 70 kiloparsecs and the Sun far from the center.

Cataloguing Peirce's innumerable drawings & graphic materials.

Classification and Cataloguing The system devised to codify 19th Century American tobacco issues has its origin in the ‘American Card Catalog’ (ACC), written by Jefferson Burdick.

He is best known for cataloguing the works of Mozart and originating the 'K-numbers' by which they are known (K for Köchel).