Sentence examples for scholarly libraries from inspiring English sources
Dr. Berns does not believe that publishers of art books intended for coffee tables rather than scholarly libraries will embrace accurate color.
The earliest catalogs of the great national and scholarly libraries were in book form, with handwritten entries and spaces for new additions.
Samples of ancient writing are rare and therefore are highly valued, and national and other scholarly libraries collect and preserve them as part of their responsibility to the preservation of history and the advancement of learning.
As a book dealer who has disassembled a couple of hundred scholarly libraries in the past forty years—some larger and more specialized than Wood's father-in-law's—I've learned that a careful study of a library can confirm what you already know about its owner from other sources, but it can also mislead.
As a book dealer who has disassembled a couple of hundred scholarly libraries in the past forty years — some larger and more specialized than Wood's father-in-law's — I've learned that a careful study of a library can confirm what you already know about its owner from other sources, but it can also mislead.
In scholarly libraries, assistance to readers once was generally limited to explaining the layout of the library and the use of the catalog; in universities, members of the faculty would have been expected to know the literature of their subject better than any librarian.
Naudé's concept of a scholarly library, systematically arranged, displaying the whole of recorded knowledge and open to all scholars, took root.
We are investigating awareness mechanisms in CiteSeer, a scholarly digital library for the computer and information science domain.
Adding to this mix is a proliferation of publication forms that take advantage of new media tools and shift the burden of payment for the production of scholarly literature from library subscriptions to authors via the author processing charge [gold open access (OA), e.g., Public Library of Science (PLoS) journals].
Bibliographic databases searched included Anthropological Index Online, BIOLINE, BIOMED CENTRAL, Cambridge Scholarly Articles, Cochrane Library, OVID, Psych Info, Pub Med, Science Direct Elsevier, Social Services Abstracts, UN, Web of Knowledge, Médecins Sans Frontières Field Research and Embase.
Mr. Braslauer also wrote articles for bibliographic journals and scholarly treatises about historical libraries.
