Sentences with phrase «bibliographic information on»

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Narrative uses endnotes, not footnotes, for commentary; include limited bibliographic information as necessary in endnotes, but provide full bibliographic information for all references on the double - spaced Works Cited page (see below).

We'll collect all of the information on your book (bibliographic information, a description, contact information for you and / or Infinity — your choice) and make it available to those interested in making contact about your title.

According to R.R. Bowker, the world's leading provider of bibliographic information, the number of traditional books published for 2009 is projected to be on par with the previous year (over 280,000 new titles and editions), while the total of traditional and non-traditional books published is projected to top 1 million units for the first time ever.

In addition, Artifex Press will publish a digital catalogue raisonné of Martin's paintings and works on paper as well as full exhibition and bibliographic information, which will be updated continually online.

General donations will help us to cover the costs of maintaining our global information services (e.g., the Urban Agriculture Magazine, the website with on line bibliographic database and distance learning courses, publication of books and guidelines) and keep them freely accessible to people all over the world.

My goal is to make available as much information about dendrochronology as I can possibly find on the Internet, from the basics of tree - ring dating, to reference and bibliographic information, to products and supplies, to books, and more!

But let me say that you can, for example, link to any file on your computer or store a copy of any file in your Zotero database, take a snapshot of any website, capture certain bibliographic information automatically when Zotero finds it on a web page, and gain access to all of your stored information even when you're offline.

Nevertheless, I believe publishers should be including RFID tags on books (like any other manufactured good) and including basic bibliographic information which can be uploaded to our catalogues, «tweaked» for our individual catalogues, and then loaded back onto the RFID tags.

The complete bibliographic information, a link to the original publication on http://www.jmir.org/, as well as this copyright and license information must be included.