Sentences with phrase «lack access to library»

For any young reader who lacks access to a library, you can paste questions like V.'s into Google Scholar and find relevant information.

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There is nothing remotely similar for English - speaking Christians, and without it people lacking command of classical languages and access to university libraries have no first - hand knowledge of the past.

The historic literature lacked access to the visual documentation that we rely on today, such as color photography and digital libraries,» said Patterson.

It also criticized Praktiska Sverige AB, which runs schools for almost 5,000 students, for the number of temporary teachers without educational degrees and lack of access to adequate libraries and school nurses.

The county currently lacks a public library system, instead paying $ 3.7 million per year to San Antonio city for access to its library, according to The San Antonio Express News.

Many library resources are particularly valued by those who are unemployed, retired, or searching for a job, as well as those living with a disability and internet users who lack home internet access,» according to the report.

«Book deserts» are places all over the U.S. where kids can't access books, due to lack of funds or ability to travel to libraries.

But it also lacks many of the features that the PRS - 650 has, the touchscreen navigation, being able to add freehand notes, support for Adobe DRM and access to free library ebooks, memory card slots, and more advanced zooming options.

On the one hand, adding this feature will probably win over some people who would have bought e-readers other than the Kindle just due to the lack of library access.

The lack of access to library e-books was often mentioned as the single greatest weakness of the Kindle compared to its ePub - reading brethren (like the Nook, Kobo, and Sony E-Readers).

It basically does the same thing as the regular OverDrive app, and you have access to the same libraries and content, so I didn't quite understand its purpose at first, but Libby offers some features the OverDrive app lacks and it's designed to be more streamlined and easier to use.

A lack of access to ereading devices was described by 64 percent of respondents as the leading barrier to ebook adoption by their library.

Screen and lighting scheme isn't as good as the less expensive Kindle Paperwhite's; loading library loaners and third - party e-book purchases requires tethering to a PC; while more «open» than Kindle, lacks access to Amazon's best - in - class e-book ecosystem.

I think one of the big concerns is that large repository libraries (which I believe are what you are concentrating on) are not able to commit to maintaining access to rare or unusual content due to a lack of commitment from people such as administrators, funders, and politicians.