cataloger

The critical health psychologist is an agent of change, not simply an analyst or cataloger.

Instead, the cataloger is asked to record three separate data elements:

There are bound to be more surprises as catalogers and researchers dive in.

Recreational Equipment, the outdoor goods retailer and cataloger, is a case in point.

At 10 times cash flow, that was a steep price for a cataloger with just a handful of stores.

The transition to being a retailer more than a cataloger has not been handled with finesse.

The definition of "postage stamp" can also be problematic for catalogers.

"You see it with catalogers, and how sophisticated they are about mining their e-mail databases.

So German photography really does seem to have begun where one might have thought it did, with the great catalogers.

It serves as an indexing tool especially to catalogers.

My thoughts were merciless, but I was but an indifferent cataloger of her beauty.

Catalogers can easy orientate in its clear structure.

"On a starship, I'd never be more than a cataloger of other people's finds, you know," she went on.

The fiction was uncovered by catalogers at the Library of Congress in the 1940s.

Disney isn't the first cataloger to cut back radically on its mailings in an effort to shift more business to the Internet.

"A huge number of these objects remain in packing cases in museum stores, often for over 100 years, awaiting future catalogers."

It is often difficult for catalogers and editors to differentiate a title descriptor from a music subtitle.

Almost every permanent resident on Larga is a cataloger.

For traditional merchants and catalogers, the initial move in the direction of cyberspace was, of course, a defensive measure.

Turner is studied by biographers and catalogers.

Consider Crutchfield, a privately held cataloger and online retailer of consumer electronics.

Is Bruegel, a merciless cataloger of human vices, illustrating avarice?

"Catalogers have been able to take the Internet and make it work," Ms. Blankenship said.

That way I could assuage the guilt by convincing myself I was some sort of literary cataloger.

This database, a collection of standardized names, titles, and subjects, allows catalogers to unify all records associated with a person.