Sentence examples for institutional libraries from inspiring English sources

There are both public and institutional libraries.

Sixteen of the known copies are in institutional libraries, and six in private hands.

The tragedian Euripides was known as a private collector of books, but the first important institutional libraries in Athens arose during the 4th century bc with the great schools of philosophy.

Through next Thursday it is being handsomely displayed to the public, while luring the large institutional libraries and collectors who might be prepared to pay at least $40 million for what Sotheby's, echoing scholars in the field, describes as "the finest private library of Hebrew books and manuscripts in the world".

This will have special requirements, which differ from currently available support provided by institutional libraries.

Institutional libraries cater predominantly to the need of the medical students, and the student assignments, policies, and evaluation criteria generally follow a medical-school model.

Harvard University Library, largest university library and the first institutional library in what became the United States, established when John Harvard, a young Puritan minister, left his collection of 260 volumes to the new Harvard College in Cambridge, Mass., in 1638.

This decision determines whether or not the postdoc qualifies for health benefits, retirement fund options, and even access to the institutional library.

Even neuroradiologist Rajiv Gupta, whose institutional library at Harvard is world class, says he appreciates obtaining copies of papers "without having to pay for them".

The institutional library provided database access, extensive full text access, and rapid hard copy information retrieval service.

The web portals of scientific publishers, aggregator services and institutional library services now consistently record usage at a scale that exceeds the total number of citations in existence.