Lamont had a strict policy of daily sampling and data collection on all its ships, and the campus had amassed a large, computerized library of ocean and seafloor data.
"You're looking at the future of medical imaging," said Brown, whose dream is to assemble a publicly available computerized library of thousands of anatomical images for medical use.
For example, one study, conducted by Nikolaus Franke and Sonali Shah, found that more than one — third of members of "extreme" sports clubs had developed or modified sports products for their own use, while another study, by Pamela D. Morrison and others, found that more than a quarter of library employees modified computerized library information systems.
The Information Bank in Qom, a computerized reference library for religious queries, fielded about 50 telephone calls from parents last year asking about the Islamic view of dogs in the house.
This chapter examines the development of computerized library systems.
Although the library shares with two other area libraries a computerized catalog that lists the collections of all three, it also maintains a traditional card catalog of its own collection.
In 1947, telephone service was installed, computers came on board in 1985, and seven years later, the library installed a computerized catalog system -- a far cry from its original title listing on 3-by-5 cards.
A computerized search of databases (Cochrane Library, Medline, PsychINFO, and Scopus) through June 2011 was performed.
The three will maintain their individual functions but will act together on fund raising for joint projects such as maintaining the shared library and developing a computerized data base.
