Sentences with phrase «library does»

If playing music from Apple's catalog doesn't appeal to you, but having on - the - go access to your full owned music library does, iTunes Match is a good alternate option.

As AFTVNews points out, about 30 percent of the Fire TV's game library doesn't work on the Fire TV Stick.

I'm pretty sure the Xbox Game Pass library doesn't overlap the EA Access library.

Alternatively, if your library doesn't own the print title needed or if you don't find them in the above databases, you can identify other library holdings of Haitian legal materials in print and electronic format by checking catalogs such as Open WorldCat, AMICUS (choose «entire AMICUS database» to search through all Canadian library collections, including the e-content), CCfr (Catalogue collectif de France), Gallica (the Bibliothèque nationale de France's digital collection), and COPAC (British and Irish university libraries).

This is quite handy for looking up discussion on legal topics with a U.S. perspective, especially if your library does not have U.S. materials in a certain area.

The library does not have access to the client's servers, and their staff can't access ours.

Since my library does not have space for 57 volumes of anything new, no matter how good, I was concerned.

In other reading, I've seen librarians chastised because they are unable to explain what their library does in an elevator pitch.

Additionally, library staff are covered for copying for administration purposes, as well as for any patron if the library does not offer self - serve copiers or for those with a physical disability.

Whilst the briefing paper from the House of Commons library does attempt to address this issue, the discussion is very superficial and simplistic focusing on the cases of Consistent Group Ltd v Kalwak [2007] IRLR 560, [2007] All ER (D) 319 (May) and Pulse Healthcare v Carewatch Care Services Ltd (2012) UKEAT / 0123/12 / BA, [2012] All ER (D) 113 (Aug) and whether the written agreement reflected the true situation.

If your library does not have a formal ILL arrangement, you can use the informal, old - fashioned, but still great «ILL» method — contact another librarian directly!

In the days of less constrained budgets, this «just in case» model made sense; lawyers tend to need materials urgently and if the library does not already own these materials, getting them from another library can take too much time.

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In some cases, the decrease in square footage has been library - driven; if the library manager sees that the library does not need all the space it... [more]

However, the new library does sound exciting and the preservation of archival matter is important and welcome.

In some cases, the decrease in square footage has been library - driven; if the library manager sees that the library does not need all the space it is currently occupying, it can be politic to voluntarily give it up.

But building that library doesn't happen overnight.

If you don't want to purchase these, you surely ought to be able to obtain them via interlibrary loan, if your town library does interlibrary loan.

There are some actual core - oriented titles coming next year, but in an industry where initial impressions can be everything, I have to say that the Kinect launch library does not impress at first glance.

Although the Wii U is clearly behind its competitors in terms of graphics and processing power, its game library does not necessarily require high performance hardware.

Disappointingly, the results of these experiments have shown that the most abundant antibody fragment that we isolated from our library does not appear to affect the interaction of VEGF with its receptor suggesting that this clone would not inhibit the biological effects of VEGF on tumor blood vessels.

If your library doesn't have one, read more about how to start a Friends group for your library.

Power library e-book users will already know to go directly to their library catalogs, and those unaware of the library's e-book holdings will still see that their local library does indeed have e-books and will hopefully investigate further.

Instead, it confirms that the public library does not only incubate and support literacy, as is well understood in our culture, but it is an active partner with the publishing industry in building the book market, not to mention the burgeoning e-book market.12

Asked if their public library lent e-books to patrons, 63 % of those ages 16 and older who do not already read or borrow e-books from libraries are unable to say if the library does or does not lend them.

Some 22 % say that their library does lend out e-books, and 14 % say that it does not.

Though their overall responses were similar, non-borrowers ages 30 and older were more likely than younger non-borrowers to say that their library does lend out e-books, or that they weren't sure; younger non-borrowers were more likely to say that they knew their library did not.

Some 22 % say they know that their library does lend out e-books, and 14 % say they know their library does not lend out e-books.

«There are unlimited books, and if a library doesn't have a book, they can get it. . . .

I've ventured out into new genres and authors that I would never have found in the print world — my local library doesn't have them and neither does our local book store.»

Even if your local library does not offer eBooks, there may be one nearby that will allow you to use their library for a small fee.

I know our local public library does buy Kindle books.

The lending library doesn't include any books from the Big Six US publishers — Random House, Simon & Schuster, HarperCollins, Macmillan Publishers, Penguin Books.

I have not yet looked into stripping DRM from all my books, as I really like the Sony ereader, and it is what I would purchase again in the future (especially since my library doesn't support the Kindle for ebooks).

Another 19 % say that their library does lend out e-books, and 29 % say that they know it does not.

The staff has to tell them that the library doesn't have anything for them, and has no way of knowing if they ever will.

The library purchases access to the database for a specified period of time, and if the library does not renew, then students lose access.

The library does not currently provide eReaders for checkout.

Although almost 60 percent of respondents said that their library does not offer «alternative» ebooks, 20 percent now include ebooks from small and independent presses in their collections, while 14 percent offer e-originals and self - published content.

«So, now a library doesn't have to buy [those types of ebook titles] just to use in that one - month window.»

On the one hand, the library does not have to do the set up or maintenance, which is good.

In actual hardcover, because the Chapel Hill library doesn't quite have the ebook collection that NYPL has.

Patrons need to know that the library doesn't just have ebooks, but can help.

According to the Wall Street Journal, however, that library does not include titles from the six largest book publishers in the US and so may not include all the titles you're hoping for.

If your local library does not yet have the cloudLibrary please ask them about getting a subscription for your community The application has the ability to transfer content to a personal e-reader using either an existing Adobe ID or using the cloudLibrary ID

If you see titles that your home library does not own, this might encourage you to ask your home library to purchase those titles from Overdrive.

Our local library does have a fair amount of digital ebooks, but most are (honestly) of not interest to me: either young adult fiction, romance, etc..

If your local library does not yet have the cloudLibrary please ask them about getting a subscription for your community.

This means the library does not own the electronic text but that they can circulate it either for a certain period of time or for a certain number of check outs, or both.

It means the library doesn't have to buy a copy.