Examples of using Catalogued in English and their translations into Russian
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You will be catalogued.
I catalogued them starting from the ones on top.
The Nachlass is catalogued.
Grace catalogued all of the magic known to her world.
The one that you didn't want catalogued before?
More than 8,500 catalogued objects are in Earth orbit.
Tapes are being obtained and catalogued.
Charles Messier catalogued it in 1764.
None of the stab wounds have been catalogued.
All of it is indexed, catalogued and readied for broadcast.
I made some calls,and they were all catalogued.
It was discovered and catalogued by Charles Messier on June 5, 1764.
This is all my movements over the past year,perfectly catalogued.
It is a list of every artifact catalogued at Mes Aynak thus far.
Catalogued stately mansion, of historic and architectural interest.
We have all been computerised, catalogued, fingerprinted, voice-printed.
There is no accepted system for how datasets should be cited and catalogued.
The list of tapes catalogued so far is contained in the annex to the present report.
Owing to different denomination and overprints, there are at least 104 variants catalogued.
It was catalogued by the Dutch explorer Frederick de Houtman in 1603.
Somehow, it was separated from the painting and catalogued by the gallery as just another work of art.
The Catalogued Limiting Speed values have been substantiated through testing.
In 1783 Charles Messier catalogued NGC 3992 as his 109th object.
Catalogued data for orbital objects have been provided by the Government of the United States.
The variability was confirmed in 1963, andit was formally catalogued as a variable star.
Fingerprints are catalogued for all active service members, but there's no match.
Specialized search engines are being developed to facilitate transparent searching of the catalogued information.
Retrieved and catalogued everything on Theresa's home and office computers.
Received 4,731 linear feet of mission records, including 3,973 linear feet of archives, catalogued and available for access and 758 linear feet of files scheduled for disposal.
The number of in-orbit catalogued objects has been increasing at a relatively linear rate for the past several decades.