Sentence examples for computerized circulation from inspiring English sources
Many libraries now use a computerized circulation system that records information about both the user and the material in circulation.
In 1975 a new, computerized circulation system was introduced at the Eisenhower Library, and the Library joined the Online College Library Center OCLCC), an interstate cataloging network.
A couple who live on lower Fifth Avenue have had their egos lifted by the discovery that, following the Saturday Evening Post's computerized screening of its circulation to winnow out undesirables, they are now receiving two copies instead of one.
By Nelson Gruppo and R. MacMillan The New Yorker, November 2 , 1968P. 50 A couple who live on lower Fifth Avenue have had their egos lifted by the discovery that, following the Saturday Evening Post's computerized screening of its circulation to winnow out undesirables, they are now receiving two copies instead of one.
The New Yorker, November 2, 1968 P. 50 A couple who live on lower Fifth Avenue have had their egos lifted by the discovery that, following the Saturday Evening Post's computerized screening of its circulation to winnow out undesirables, they are now receiving two copies instead of one.
Many computerized catalogs, especially, tie in to the circulation database to tell you whether a book is on the shelves or is unavailable.
Mr. Keller said the library increased the circulation of its collection by 50percentt when it computerized its card catalog.
See also computerized typesetting.
They weren't computerized".
