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Collective Ontologies Design and Development
2014 Eighth International Conference on Complex, Intelligent and Software Intensive Systems, 2014The paper presents the research performed within the KOMET (Knowledge and content structuring via Methods of collaborative ontology design) project targeted at of a new structuring paradigm design for data and knowledge. Such approach is formed with regard to individual cognitive styles and it uses recent advances in knowledge engineering and ...
Tatiana Gavrilova, Irina A. Leshcheva
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Collection evaluation: a foundation for collection development
Collection Building, 2005PurposeProposes encouraging librarians to be more informed about the value of collection evaluations.Design/methodology/approachThree examples of collection evaluation methods (user‐centered evaluation, physical assessment, and specific subject support) are explored.FindingsMany strategies are available for evaluating collections, regardless of the ...
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Collection development for government map collections
Government Publications Review. Part A, 1981Abstract Of the maps produced worldwide 80% are published by government agencies. In developing a map collection the librarian faces problems very different from those involved in developing a documents or book collection. This article reviews those problems, and suggests a methodology for use in developing the map collection.
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Issues in Collection Development: Collection Evaluation
Collection Building, 1982Building a collection in academic and public libraries entails knowing the publishing market and matching it to the community to be served. This requires a guiding philosophy with goals and statements of objectives, which usually end up as part of a collection development policy.
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Developing Collecting Policies for Manuscript Collections
The American Archivist, 1984Collecting policies should be a component of programs that seek to eliminate future problems, lessen competition, and provide an avenue for deaccessioning. Collecting policies can also assist the curator in fulfilling the mission of the manuscript collection, but guidelines for producing such policies have not yet been formulated.
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Collection management and collection development policies
2018Focus questions • What is the distinction between collection management and collection development? • What are the advantages and disadvantages of having written collection management and collection development policies? • How should such policies be affected by the increasing availability of electronic information?
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Collective specification of cellular development
BioEssays, 2003AbstractStudies of chimeras and in vivo development demonstrate that cell lineages are often quite variable, apparently in response to chance perturbations. This points to an apparent contradiction: although individual cells are the units of genetic information and differentiation, not all cellular events need be precise for the development of ...
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Reliable Data Collection Techniques in Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks: A Survey
IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials, 2022Xingwang Wang +2 more
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Collective Cell Migration in Development
2019Collective cell migration is a key process in developmental biology, facilitating the bulk movement of cells in the morphogenesis of animal tissues. Predictive understanding in this field remains challenging due to the complexity of many interacting cells, their signalling, and microenvironmental factors - all of which can give rise to non-intuitive ...
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