Sentences with phrase «library stacks»

He continues to explores his interest in Chinese history and current world events by using archival material and library stacks as the subject of his work in different series.

These are books that are often spine out in stores, buried on a home bookshelf, or deep within library stacks.

«What's the difference between books on reserve in library stacks for students (who are going to copy them and take the copies back to the dorm to study) and the same books on reserve online (where the same students can just hit the print button in their dorm room)?»

Looking for the post of a library director in a college library wherein I would be able to apply my knowledge of library stacking and organization and where I would get a chance to make my goals and objectives come true.

He also acts as proof that one doesn't need to be a Ph.D. in order to appreciate fine literature, or that said appreciation is passe (the scene in which Freeman employs the resources of the library to determine the significance of the killer's messages has as much tension as any finely - calibrated chase scene; searching through library stacks has never seemed so exciting).

One day I requested Jordan B. Peterson's first book, Maps of Meaning, from the university library stacks.

Sculpture, video, sound and performance will inhabit a serpentine maze of track - mounted rolling walls, a kaleidoscopic reimagining of rolling library stacks.

Baron notes that at universities journal articles have migrated from library stacks to digital access — page 210.

Interior photos of data centers depict them as digitized library stacks, quiet floors filled with endless rows of server units.

The mobile library products presented at ALA11 demonstrated more specialization and utility than last year's products, going beyond basic mobile website and SMS - enhanced reference tools to include research guides, notification systems, location assistance for finding items in library stacks, and fully fledged mobile applications.

The one possessed may go without eating, or without getting up from her desk or library stack, unaware of time passing or hunger pressing.

When Kernan recognized that he was beaten, he retreated to the sanctuary of the library stacks, there to labor over scholarly books likely to appeal only to a few other literary specialists.

«What Williams and the other schools understand is that you learn just as much on the line of scrimmage as you do in the library stacks,» Steinbrenner says.

What I love is that this list isn't just new releases, which means you should be able to find lots of these titles in your library stacks (I have organized the list alphabetically by author to make your stack perusal easier!).

This statement is even truer today, thanks to the ease with which the literature can be searched and articles can be downloaded, which saves scientists the effort of trudging over to the library stacks.

This leads to some walks of shame from Jack's house (or the library stacks), except she isn't too ashamed.

They later kiss in the library stacks, her messed - up hair the sign of the off - camera sex, and he delivers one of the pic's few clever, offbeat lines.

Deanna gets along well with her daughter's friends, meets a much younger man who desperately wants more than sex among the library stacks and duels back and forth with her husband, who maintains a tight grip on the family purse strings.

She plays a wine cooler sipping bored wife who giggles and shouts approval of her friend's R - rated frolics in the library stacks.

Nowadays the smell of books reminds me of late nights cramming for biology exams between the library stacks at college.

And instead of wandering the library stacks, your next fan may be just a post, tweet, or click away!

POSITIVES: This can be stacked with other promos (like the Playstation Credit Card 10x points and the October get $ 15 for $ 100) to add some good and even great games to your library

During these hours, all library stacks and collections — except the Visual Resources Collection and the Cooper Archives, which are closed evenings and weekends — are available to students and faculty.

Blom's work is tucked away on the fourth floor, next to the library stacks in the ignonymous Trois Gallery.

Do I «wander the library stacks» in a reference interview to discover new, interesting things I might not understand, but perhaps new ways to help a user?

I took all the required courses, but discovered acting and the wonders of the arts, and the joys of serendipity, of finding out things you can't explain or understand because you were wandering the library stacks and found Radclyffe Hall's The Well of Loneliness.

Secure, climate - controlled, redundant data storage is quite reliable at this point and not as fragile as library stacks, which, even in many research libraries, have serious climate - control and security issues and are at risk of fire and other disasters.

As many others have observed, browsing through a book, like browsing the library stacks or bookstore shelves often produces invaluable, if unintended, results.

Called «scavenger hunts» or «search and destroy» for their effect on the library stacks, this exercise requires law students to learn cross-referencing methods in the profession's most antiquated medium.

How often do those of us staring at a convenient link to Wexis or Hein now go to the library stacks instead to read that article from the McGill Law Journal — or should I have written «McGill L J»?

But for someone stepping out of his or her scholarly comfort zone, whether to try out a new idea or track down a historical lead, Google Books allows one to quickly get an initial footing that still ends up often enough in the library stacks.

But reading Slaw also reminds me of the Sunday New York Times or wandering through the library stacks: there's amazing stuff that you probably never thought of looking for.

We don't have to go to the library anymore and dig around in the card catalog and library stacks to find answers.

One day I found myself sitting in the library stacks and crying over a book of photos of Dust Bowl migrants during the Great Depression while researching a paper on John Steinbeck.