Harvard is hoping other libraries allow access to the metadata on their volumes, which could be the start of a large and unique repository of intellectual information.
Such phrasing also curtails the lecturer's role, making him or her not so much a source of ideas and a repository of intellectual trust as a purveyor of data packets.
He'd go on to create the Walt Disney Archives — a vast repository for its intellectual property — and run it for 40 years.
While current Web technologies have allowed us to publish intellectual assets in world-wide repositories, and to browse the resulting massive accumulation, we have no effective tools yet to flexibly re-edit and redistribute such intellectual assets for their reuse in different contexts.
There is in fact an echo of those values in his reference to art in the heyday of modernism as "a dignified repository of spiritual and intellectual freedom".
Pritula was a kind of den mother for the young journalists, and Sheremet was not only a friend and a colleague but also a mentor — a repository of stories of intellectual resistance to the post-Soviet world's authoritarians.
This is the home of the Patent Records Office, 4,600 square meters of storage space hewn out of solid rock, the last repository of America's intellectual property.
A number of universities, from the California Institute of Technology to M.I.T., are creating "institutional repositories" designed to harness their own intellectual output.
The fundamental strategy of the open-access movement has resulted in the deposit or auto-filing in open access repositories, which constitute digital files of intellectual products of a scientific and academic nature.
In this context, public-private partnerships based on well characterized and openly shared biological resources and data repositories, taking into account issues of intellectual property rights and active patient participation, individually and through patient organizations, are vitally important [ 7].
