The phrase "a library of reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of resources or materials that serve as a source of information or guidance on a particular subject.
Example: "The university has established a library of reference that students can access for their research projects."
Alternatives: "a reference collection" or "a resource library".
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Along with original pieces, there are fakes and reproductions to learn from, an area for photography, a conservation workshop and a library of reference books on American and European furniture.
In sum, we provide a library of reference mechanical cues that can be delivered to cells seeded on tissue engineering scaffolds to guide target tissue phenotypes in a temporally and spatially resolved manner.
For the price of a cup of coffee (a little over 3 US dollars), teams can set up office for the day and have access to a library of reference books, job boards, and the venture capitalists that also frequent the space.
This sequence is then compared to a library of reference sequences from known species.
The unknown spectra were compared with a library of reference spectra based on a pattern recognition algorithm using peak position, peak intensity distributions and peak frequencies.
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For datasets containing many samples, this captures much of the storage efficiency benefit of having real reference genomes available, without the drawback of forcing all programs operating on the data to have access to a library of references.
eBible pulls additional information relevant to your query from a library of Bible reference sites, such as dictionaries, topicals, encyclopedias, handbooks, etc. Expert commentary is also included in the margin of Biblical text.
A company called Atlas Wearables wants to push the fitness-band market forward with a device that's able to track which exercise or activity you're currently doing, the reps you've completed, and even how your form compares to a library of form reference exercises.
The sonogram of each individual bat was analyzed using Analook and categorized into two call types (frequency modulation and frequency modulation/quasi constant frequency) in order to develop a library of bat reference calls that could be used for a qualitative acoustic survey and species identification.
