bibliographic record उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The objective was to improve information transfer, ensure availability of research results and increase international awareness of European grey literature by making the bibliographic records as widely available as possible.
2. In addition to creating bibliographic records for monographs we produce a large number of analytics ( journal and magazine articles, individual conference papers for which we have provided full cataloging ).
3. The Readex edition contains active links from terms in bibliographic records that enable retrieval of related publications, an integrated subject thesaurus, map-level indexing and OpenURLs for each publication.
4. Following the successful standardization of the CIDOC CRM, a new initiative, FRBRoo, was begun in 2006 to harmonize it with the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records ( FRBR ).
5. In 2002, VTLS introduced full support for Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records ( FRBR ), a key bibliographic standard enabling full Resource Description and Access ( RDA ) Level 1 implementation.
6. With funds from the Yale library as well as the library at Harvard, the Library of Congress and other national data bases, Ms . Lorkovic is organizing a bibliographic record of Bosniaca.
7. Non-current drafts are now available digitally with the kind permission of the AICPA . Each bibliographic record is accompanied by a PDF page image file with a searchable text behind each page image.
8. The electronic catalog of NLM " 
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9. The University is one of the five governmental agencies involved with the Philippine eLib, a nationwide information resource-sharing consortium, to which it provides access to 758, 649 of its bibliographic records.
10. Re " contained " / " consisted of " : it should be " consisted of ", since the physical volume isn't of interest-- it's just a bibliographic record.