Sentence examples for library practice from inspiring English sources

This work marked the transition to the age of modern library practice.

The growth of information services in special libraries, followed by college and university libraries, also has influenced public library practice in library extension programs and community information services.

Public libraries are promising arenas for generating social trust, and follow-up studies looking at the attitudes of immigrants who participate in these programs are important for increasing our knowledge on the mechanisms creating trust and social capital that is, for theory development and for library practice.

Following traditional library practice, its name is derived from its call number.

"When we moved here, I thought I was more or less finished with library practices as a topic," he says.

He drew attention writing about prevailing library practices in Library Quarterly and making a presentation at the 1939 annual meeting of the American Library Association, where he laid out his ideas for improvement.

The attraction is a group of authors like Andre Dubus III, whose book "House of Sand and Fog" was a recent Oprah selection; Laura Shaine Cunningham, left, author of "A Place in the Country," and Nicholas Baker, whose "Double Fold" offers a controversial view of certain library practices (like replacing newspaper archives with microfilm).

Such sophisticated techniques of arrangement of the texts, coupled with their composition, point to the great antiquity of archival and library practices, which may indeed be far older than was assumed to be the case before their discovery.

While using their data, one needs to be aware that journal subscriptions are very complicated in library practices.

Among the techniques described in depositions (and denied by DeGeorge): researching illnesses in libraries; practicing looking ill; acting disoriented; and driving to Los Angeles medical appointments wearing a sweatshirt in a heated car to appear sweaty and ill.

While software methodology encourages the use of libraries and advocates architectures of layered libraries, in practice the composition of libraries is not always seamless and the combination of two well-designed libraries not necessarily well designed, since it could result in suboptimal call sequences, lost functionality, or avoidable overhead.