The Library of Congress, saying a once common phrase had become offensive, announced it will no longer use "illegal aliens" as a bibliographical term.
Searching included major bibliographical databases and search terms: bowel dysfunction, defecation, constipation and irrigation.
Fellowship Bibliographical Society of America Fellowship Program Undergraduate & Graduate Students A short-term fellowship program supporting bibliographical inquiry as well as research in the history of the book trades and in publishing history.
Each bibliographical reference is connected with a class of terms in the MeSH classification system.
In the work of Teline[31], the author carried out a bibliographical review on the weak and strong points of the term extraction methods in these three approaches, statistical, linguistic, and hybrid.
For the bibliographical databases, articles were included if their abstract, title or keywords contained a pregnancy/postpartum term, an HIV/AIDS term and a term related to mortality, obstetric complications or HIV progression.
Speaking of addictions ― the term "bibliomania" emerged in England around the same time as "tsundoku". Thomas Frognall Dibdin, an English cleric and bibliographer, wrote Bibliomania, or Book Madness: A Bibliographical Romance in the 1800s, outlining a fictional "neurosis" that prompted those suffering from it to obsessively collect books of all sorts.
The document reads: "The support to the academic and student communities from the qualified subject librarians, whatever its contribution to the teaching and research roles of the institution, is hard to justify in value-for-money terms at a time when the process of literature searches is substantially deskilled by online bibliographical resources".
Permutations of search terms (Palliative, Cancer, Care, Online, Internet, Information, Needs) were used to collect a total of 388 bibliographical entries in an EndNote file.
Online bibliographical databases including CINAHL, ERIC, MEDLINE, PubMed and The Cochrane Library were searched using a combination of key terms such as: mobile, handheld, personal digital assistant, PDA, smarpthone, tablet computer, technology, nurs*, student, education, learning and training.
