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Improving the quality and efficiency of information services for remote users of Belarus Agricultural Library through the development and implementation of specialised software complexes

The proceedings comprise papers delivered at the Twenty Eighth International Conference and Exhibition «LIBCOM-2024»
The authors discuss the characteristics of two software packages and their implementation into bibliographic services for remote users of Belarus Agricultural Library. The service consists of user and administrative blocks. The user block contains information and queries.
Ryma A. Muravitskaya, Ekaterina V. Aksiuta, Natallia S. Shakura, Vera V. Slyamnyova   +3 more
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The Reference Librarian in University, Municipal and Specialised Libraries. James D. Stewart

The Library Quarterly, 1952
Mary N. Barton
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Manual of specialised lexicography : The preparation of specialised dictionaries. Ed. by Henning Bergenholtz and Sven Tarp. (Benjamins Translation Library, 12.) Amsterdam & Philadelphia: John Benjamins, 1995. Pp. 254.

Language, 1997
Richard L. Tuttle
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HEFCE Libraries Review: Non-Formula Funding of Specialised Research Collections in the Humanities

The Bodleian Library Record, 1996
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Personalised information retrieval in specialised virtual libraries

New Library World, 2000
The New Information Technology in Engineering Science Field (NIT‐ESF) project focuses on the virtual library’s contribution to the education and research field. Different teams are involved in this project. The team specialised in information retrieval aims to design an intelligent tutoring system capable of performing personalised information ...
Lobna Jéribi, Béatrice Rumpler, Jean Marie Pinon   +2 more
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Du document à l'utilisateur, rôles et responsabilités des centres spécialisés dans les arts du spectacle : Société internationale des bibliothèques et musées des arts du spectacle, 25e congrès, Barcelone, 6-10 septembre 2004 : [actes] = From document to user, the rôles and responsibilities of specialised centres for performing arts : International association of libraries and museums of the performing arts, 25th congress, Barcelona, 6-10 september 2004 : [proceedings]

, 2008
Auclair, Mathias, Davis, Kristy, François, Sylvie, Leclercq, Nicole, van Goethem, Jan   +4 more
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Area specialisation scheme: Edinburgh University Library and Malawi and Zambia

African Research & Documentation, 1974
Since the beginning of the SCOLMA scheme in the Edinburgh University Library, material has been held in several groups. The government publications of Malawi and Zambia have been kept separately in the Statistical Reference Collection; serial accessions are listed in the Serials Department; non-government publications are catalogued and shelved in the ...
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Subject Specialisation in Academic Libraries: some preliminary observations on role conflict and organizational stress

Journal of librarianship, 1973
The Library of the University of East Anglia has been organized on the basis of subject specialization, a system which the author believes to be applicable to small and medium-sized universities. A comparison of university structure and university library structure shows bow the system can bring about organizational strains and conflict situations in ...
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Coverage of specialised biological information by on‐line databases and comparison of this coverage with an in‐house manual system of a special library/information unit

Program, 1978
The paper reports a coverage study in the field of vegetable insecticides. The coverage of AGRICOLA, BIOSIS and CHEMCON databases is compared with an in‐house manual system of a specialised information unit. The three databases produced a total of 1477 references on the subject, of which 1342 references were considered to be relevant. The total overlap
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Indexing grey resources: considering the usual behaviour of library users and the use of Dublin Core metadata using a database of specialised vocabulary

2006
Grey resources spread over a large set of matters. In each field of interest, people have their own concepts, each group will use their own vocabulary. Most authors of Grey resources were not able to determine the Decimal or Dewey classification themselves, nor are they able to fix themselves the appropriate terms to embed in the DC elements.
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