0 present participle of catalogue
1 to record something, especially in a list:
But electronic technology goes beyond mere illustration and cataloguing.
The authentic reconstruction of the past, the preservation and cataloguing of its surviving monuments, are very much at the center of contemporary archaeological discourse.
What goes on after the cataloguing of noun phrases, intent and rationale, and decisions represented in design text?
We cannot answer the question only by cataloguing prerevolutionary traits.
She is pointing a telescope into the heavens, cataloguing a new star.
But even these four vignettes get only a slightly less cursory treatment than the earlier cataloguing.
Canon-related practices such as archivalism are not simply cataloguing of the past - they are political and selective.
A village was pinpointed and describing and cataloguing how human speech the police investigation resources were turned is produced.
