Sentence examples for shelf number from inspiring English sources

Special Collections copy 1: Samson shelf number: F2.

Formerly in the libraries of the Earl of Guilford and Sir Thomas Phillipps (ms. 6899; shelf number on label on spine).

The symbol is the counterpart of the call number or shelf number that is used commonly in libraries to identify books and other loan items.

Machine then directs man along the most efficient possible route, telling the picker the precise aisle and shelf number for each product.

"It blew my mind when they were going to get a book and they had a list that listed the aisle number, the ladder number, the shelf number, and the tray number, and it made me think about all that goes into that," said Peter Kirschmann, a Graduate School of Education HGSEE) alumnus who took the course.

This, explains Accardo, refers to the early library's cataloging system, which would have placed the book in bookcase number 3, on shelf number 2, as volume 8 — a setup that would have worked for a library much, much smaller than that of today.

Based on the British Library system, it was a fixed location device, consisting of shelf numbers that followed a loose systematic arrangement by subject.

Mr. Addison had fun with one respite from the parade of shelf numbers: 100 individual books that Mr. McMurtry selected for the auction block.

For the rest of the collection, identified by barcodes and shelf numbers but not by microchips or any technology the library fears might prove ephemeral, a rolling audit gives priority to the most valuable and heavily used items, a spokesman said.

For instance, shelf numbers and call numbers can be searched in the Quick Search box.

This has led to an evolution on the supermarket shelves – the number of food products carrying a "vegetarian" claim has apparently doubled to 12percentnt, while one in eight meat-buyers would now consider buying half meat and half vegetable protein across a week's shopping.