· Orlowski seemed to imply it was difficult for library authorities in the UK to provide equivalent services to those in the US.
Pamphlets, posters, performance and exhibit programs, and other ephemeral materials produced in small quantities that are of transitory interest and therefore difficult for libraries to collect and catalog.
If my expectations rather than my hopes are fulfilled, it will be difficult for libraries to be secure in lending any of the works they purchase abroad, especially film.
In addition to helping people understand often painful, difficult subjects, libraries such as his also serve as "good public relations" for the funeral industry, Hultquist said.
A century ago, when collaboration among libraries was more difficult, many major research libraries adopted their own book-classification systems.
However, environmental factors, such as soil moisture content, have been shown to affect soil spectra, making the use of regressions derived using soil spectral libraries difficult.
Likewise, it was difficult for US libraries to reliably acquire Latin American scholarly journals for use by US scholars.
This approach is pragmatic; translating the implicit rules to formal semantics is a considerable effort and makes it more difficult to write libraries to support them.
Nevertheless, it is a difficult victory for libraries, in the sense that the analysis it uses is not one we can replicate; we simply do not have access to the extensive data about revenue, of which Judge Evans makes such complex use.
However, she found such research difficult as the libraries did not have the information she needed.
