noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a library collection
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Most lecturers are keen to build up library collections in their subjects.
hospital/library/office etc staff
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He had responsibility for training library staff.
lending library
reference library
the school library
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
academic
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It is a pity that much of the work done has been linked to specific titles in an academic library setting.
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Our primary objective is to collect, organize and disseminate information and materials relating to academic library orientation and instruction.
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Hart's Book selection and use in academic libraries provides a useful summary of recent literature.
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In general, even less attention is paid to this aspect of provision in academic and special libraries .
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The establishment of a new academic library often affords an insight into the way collections measure up to such standards as exist.
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None the less, logistics problems of making books available in special and academic libraries remain, and warrant research.
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This chapter attempts to highlight some of the ways that policy considerations affect the provision of materials in academic and public libraries .
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They still remain by far the biggest group although most use is concentrated in the academic library sector.
large
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Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory is usually to be found in large libraries and is the recognized international list of periodicals.
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It affected a large number of libraries , and it included college libraries as well as public libraries.
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The large Palace library , Victorian in its solid mahogany trappings, was lightly clad with the Bishop's books.
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Her father's large library of travellers' tales was her mental furniture.
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Now of course Fresco is a director of one of the world's largest photographic libraries .
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Contents Your personal injury library may be housed in a large library or in a separate section near to the personal injury lawyers.
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They had large libraries and read a lot.
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AppleSearch is a workgroup-based product designed to give easy access to large document libraries residing on file servers.
local
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Your local nursing library may hold reference copies of these.
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Still others petition for improved playgrounds in their town and extended hours at their local library .
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Try browsing along the reference shelves of your local library , or the humour section of the local bookshop.
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Contact your local library or school system to find an appropriate course.
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Your local director of nurse education will hold a copy, and your local nursing library should have one on file.
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Besides Gates and Microsoft, other companies have stepped forward to help local libraries .
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This may be available in your local library .
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At one point, Janowitz sketches out the tedious details of an overblown mishap at the local library .
new
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The establishment of a new academic library often affords an insight into the way collections measure up to such standards as exist.
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Vancouverites have been mobbing his new public library .
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The New Mills public library from which the Mackie collection was discarded was paid for by Carnegie.
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The new owners briefly toyed with selling the building to the city last summer for conversion into a new central library .
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Something struck him as odd about the number of books cited for the new library .
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Other projects that she said could be put to a vote included plans to build a new central library and City Hall.
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A showcase new library is planned.
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MasterClips Clipart is a new library of full colour vector clip art drawn by professional artists.
public
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At the present time most public library stock is chosen without any clear idea of the underlying stock needs of the user.
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Most public libraries provide books and brochures with guidelines about what is appropriate and appealing to various ages.
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I can read all the newspapers I want in public libraries .
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It is our culture, our public library .
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This serious quality in the public libraries survived into the interwar years.
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Vancouverites have been mobbing his new public library .
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Further copies may be held at the local public library .
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A: A couple of places to look are your school and your local public library .
small
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Are you building up a small library of essential books?
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Some of the churches attempted to provide for the needs of their members by maintaining small libraries .
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Every school should therefore have a small staff library which can be used as a resource by staff and parents.
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He had a small but good library , much of it kept on shelves on the first landing.
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The second compartment has been converted into a travelling monastery for up to 20 priests, complete with a small library .
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While E. coli carries its main genetic archive on conventional chromosomes, plasmids equip the microbe with small libraries of supplementary information.
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Another small library of comparatively recent date is the one in the sitting room of the Eventide Homes in Bowmore.
■ NOUN
authority
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Level Most public library authorities place a strong emphasis on introductory materials and standard works, rather than on advanced material.
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During this period the number of book issues sampled from library authorities has grown from 3m to 10.6m.
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Lord Dainton wondered whether the Sheffield library authorities would have purchased an equivalent book today.
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Some library authorities already hold such courses.
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The library authority aims to provide the widest possible range of material commensurate with its objectives and the interests or its users.
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It is unusual for a library authority of any size to place all of its orders through one supplier.
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Most public library authorities , and some academic libraries, now rely heavily on approval collections.
book
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In some cases subject departments were also making a financial contribution to the library book budget.
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She pushes the empty frame behind the library books piled on the double sink.
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Ipswich people might soon be able to get their library books from the supermarket.
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A simple computerized library book checkout system has catapulted the number of checked-out books each day to 600.
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There was a small dressing-table in Matilda's bedroom with her hairbrush and comb on it and two library books .
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Just wait until he tries to check out a library book .
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Elizabeth continued reading her latest library book , oblivious to my possible peril.
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I was glad the books were there for Jasper, because Jasper would never have kept a library book overdue.
books
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Ipswich people might soon be able to get their library books from the supermarket.
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She pushes the empty frame behind the library books piled on the double sink.
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There was a small dressing-table in Matilda's bedroom with her hairbrush and comb on it and two library books .
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Jasper did not understand my difficulty with library books and objected that I lived without discipline.
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Overall, teachers are using a greater mix of materials, including library books , computer software and interactive video.
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His note-book and the library books were piled neatly on the stone with the wire and cutters.
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A big jar of purple wild flowers and eucalyptus stood on the top of a pile of library books .
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When you want more general information, look around for informative leaflets and library books .
cdna
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Clones were found in a mouse thymus cDNA library , however.
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The substrate is a total cDNA library .
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This cDNA fragment was used to screen several murine cDNA libraries .
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A full length Xenopus nucleolin cDNA was constructed from overlapping sequences recovered from an ovary cDNA library .
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The isolation of one exon is theoretically sufficient to screen cosmid and cDNA libraries for further analysis of the corresponding gene.
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A U251 cDNA library was screened with bacterial lysate absorbed polyclonal antiserum against human tenascin.
college
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His college library had provided two books.
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Students have the opportunity to join the college library and are encouraged to join the Students' Union.
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It affected a large number of libraries , and it included college libraries as well as public libraries.
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The next missive was a postcard from the college library , which had acquired a book for her on inter-library loan.
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Her college library has interesting books, as well as the latest art magazines.
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On first entering your college library , you may well feel daunted by the sight of so many books and journals.
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Both are expensive, but both will be available in all public libraries , and in most larger school and college libraries.
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There were far more teacher-training college libraries than any other kind of library from which multiple examples appeared in the shops.
committee
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In fact, an evaluator was able to observe one meeting of the library committee .
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A library committee of 18 members was then constituted to consider these suggestions.
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Only one school evaluated had formed and retained a permanent library committee .
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As a result, the deliberations of library committees and the Inservice Panel have often included debates held at cross purposes.
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People will come up to members of the library committee within the school and talk about library issues.
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Impressions of the functioning of the library committee vary.
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The status of a library committee in the Minor Project remains somewhat unclear.
media
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Special education programs are having a tremendous impact on the way schools, educators, and library media programs do their work.
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Readers will have noted the similarity of these efforts to those of an excellent library media program.
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Keeping this in mind will serve the library media specialist well when it comes to teaching the special learner.
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But the idea of library media specialists teaching and providing library media services to special learners is scary all the same.
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It is not what most library media specialists prepared themselves to do.
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Remember, professionally speaking, there is here the exciting potential for greatly strengthening the teaching aspect of the library media program.
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Comparisons with the effective school library media program are again inescapable.
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Consequently, arbitrariness is one of the least of the components of the library media program atmosphere.
reference
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Adobe have worked with Pantone to provide over 700 colour shades and combinations that are provided in a reference library on disk.
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Beyond this, the local studies collection in the public reference library will be a source of essential information.
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Attention has also been paid to the importance of collections maintained in museums, reference libraries , universities, and by corporations.
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Public reference libraries keep information on the larger companies.
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Go to the reference library and look up the electoral register for the last ten years or so.
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Use of extensive lending and reference library , provision of reading lists, etc.
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There will also be a reference library of gas-related books.
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She said that this pioneering reference library was good for democracy and good for citizenship.
research
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The need to rethink our concept of the research library in this wider information environment will be discussed.
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Outside the Review the whole area of digitisation of existing research library material is an important one for the 1990s.
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A very major concern for the 1990s is the economics of research libraries , narrowly interpreted.
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For the librarian from a research library , different factors apply.
school
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The database of approximately 180 references include audiovisual and print materials held in the school library .
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The publication also is distributed to youth clubs, clinics, school libraries , drug treatment centers and churches across the country.
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But she didn't know where to find it in the rows of medical books in the nursing school library .
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He spent long hours reading in the school library .
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The news of busy, wanted school libraries can help all of us engaged in providing books and related services to schools.
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Can schools remove controversial books from a school library ?
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What can Prestel offer the school library ?
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In the school library , Prestel can be seen as part of the total information and learning environment.
service
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The unit operates a postal library service where photocopies of cases are available to CABx on request or by subscription.
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Most of the actual work of book provision is operated on an area basis - in common with other functions of the library service .
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Increased finance, additional staff and the integration of public and educational library services on a divisional basis contributed to these developments.
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Maggie Corr is in charge of children's library services in Edinburgh and buys 35,000 new books a year.
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These are: data library services , data base management, software development, methodological research, and research training.
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My constituents can not run the library service for themselves, but some libraries in my constituency have been closed.
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Low intelligence may hide real, perhaps urgent, need for library service .
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As a library member your membership card entitled you to library services only.
staff
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The Edinburgh library staff would like to remind users that there are still books on loan under the old manual system.
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Although many readers discuss their reading habits and wants with the library staff , an even larger number do not.
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Whatever the precise arrangement, a strong liaison maintained between library staff and individual departments is essential.
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Begin by querying the library staff .
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They can be used by people too shy to ask questions of the library staff .
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Photocopying for library staff and for other approved users. 9.
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All four heads took the unprompted view that there was a desperate need for professional library staff in secondary schools.
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In total 51% of our sample did not indicate any perceived central responsibility for library staff .
system
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Many libraries on a slightly larger scale than this still survive and flourish outside the public library system .
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He successfully shored up a university library system that had been debilitated by Koffler.
university
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But the next step is to look at the catalogue of a good University library .
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He successfully shored up a university library system that had been debilitated by Koffler.
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In college and university libraries you will often find catalogues for other collections.
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I took up a position in a university library after a career break.
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Others require two bound copies, one each for the main university library and the departmental library.
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The set of theses consulted here was in the main university library .
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The way that university library budgets are calculated is changing, and there is no reliable overview of current practice.
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It will also find its way on to the shelves of most major university libraries .
user
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When some one borrows a book, it is unavailable to other library users until it is returned.
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A mitigating circumstance is the fact that few library users restrict themselves to one source alone for obtaining books.
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Tidiane Ly and Johnnierenee Nelson are already well along the path Gates sees all library users following.
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Indeed, the library user seeking monographic documents appears to be very flexible.
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The library user who looks for books of art criticism is not necessarily going to have an easy task.
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Further discussion of this is made in the chapter on school library user education.
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This statement is no longer true in 1983 - there is a growing literature on evaluation in relation to library user education.
■ VERB
build
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Programs such as this are essential for anybody building a library of scanned images, gem drawing files or other formats.
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It was a two-story building with a library for the blind downstairs, the regular room above.
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Are you building up a small library of essential books?
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Macros are so useful that you should build libraries of them and store them on disk.
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Registered users will be able to build other libraries of french or any other language.
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Other projects that she said could be put to a vote included plans to build a new central library and City Hall.
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From each magazine, our Classical Music Editor will make a top recommendation as your ideal way to build your classical library .
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It builds a library of catalogued solutions to previous cases, which can be searched using Query-By-Example.
include
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The software also includes libraries for instrument control, data analysis and data presentation.
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It affected a large number of libraries , and it included college libraries as well as public libraries.
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It also includes a profiling library , which stores samples of code as an application is being developed.
program
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The use of excellent planning techniques to develop more cost effective library media programs . 3.
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DeSalvo said she came up with the idea after noticing how fidgety grade-school children were during library reading programs .
provide
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Adobe have worked with Pantone to provide over 700 colour shades and combinations that are provided in a reference library on disk.
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The universal service fund also should provide a lift to libraries that are trying to launch themselves into cyberspace.
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All bibliographical information provided by suppliers to libraries should be subjected to close scrutiny.
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But the idea of library media specialists teaching and providing library media services to special learners is scary all the same.
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Sir James Reckitt was a great benefactor though, providing money for the library , tennis courts and bowling green.
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Local government agencies that provide libraries and parks and recreational facilities still work, to a degree.
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The new premises provided a library and reading room, a model room and a stack room for storage.
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The measure would have established a 2 percent utility tax to provide library services for children and seniors.
use
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Staff were separated less and less from pupils; they used the same library and the same resource centres.
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People should be able to use libraries .
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The way that this information is used by libraries varies considerably, according to the type of publishers and the type of library.
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The branch was small and he began to use the main library at Lee Circle.
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Learn to use the library efficiently for both study and reference.
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One way to think about URLs is to use the libraries and location on a shelf as a metaphor.
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Much research is carried out using secondary or library data.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
mobile library/shop/clinic etc
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A mobile library visits once a fortnight.
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A ferocious sandstorm overturned a mobile library.
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A tent will not be a building, nor will a phone kiosk or a mobile shop.
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In some remoter villages mobile shops play an important role, but these rarely create jobs in these villages themselves.
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The dry cleaner delivers, mobile clinics come to you.
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We have a mobile clinic for them with eight centres. 1 want to start a colony for them.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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library books
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All four heads took the unprompted view that there was a desperate need for professional library staff in secondary schools.
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Her father's large library of travellers' tales was her mental furniture.
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It will also find its way on to the shelves of most major university libraries.
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Mildly cheered by this glimmer of light in the midst of nightmare, she made her way down to the library .
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Napier alumni qualify for reduced membership rates at the university's libraries.
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The men dumped the mini outside Great Missenden library .