0 present participle of catalogue --
1 to record something, especially in a list: --
The performing arts archive represents the officially sanctioned collecting, cataloguing, preserving, and consecrating of traces of past performances.
It also serves as a sort of index to the archive of screen performance, cataloguing all things operatic in the movies.
However, the cataloguing effort can be regarded as the central focus of most work in the field up until the mid-1980s.
In this regard the volume is very much the result of painstaking cataloguing and ordering of the archives.
They argue that photographs may depict images and messages about age through cataloguing techniques, which identify specific signs of old age and age-related settings.
It is useful in cataloguing all the productions of the decade and capturing the spirit of enthusiasm that clearly pervaded the organization.
Or is it because he was fond of this kind of cataloguing?
A village was pinpointed and describing and cataloguing how human speech the police investigation resources were turned is produced.
