Sentences with phrase «library stacks as»

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«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.

I'm in PDX right now at the lovely Heathman hotel, having a «drinkable chocolate» (as decadent as it sounds) for lunch and cruising the stacks of their amazing library of books signed by authors that have stayed here.

As I mentioned in Asha and my recent episode on media and entertainment favorites, I love getting big stacks of books at the library, particularly because a book needs to hook me within the first few pages or I give up on it (meaning, I tend to have a lot of false starts with books).

They have contributed to a stack of books on the issue that could fill a library: all five of the reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the 2012 Global Energy Assessment, countless journal articles, and special reports on issues such as adaptation, renewable energy, and more.

Note to viewers tired of being psychologically hammered by (even well made) exploitative thrillers that ask one to accept superstition as reality: Just remember the sarcastic Bill Murray in Ghostbusters, reacting to uncanny evidence of demonic forces afoot in the public library: «No human being would stack books like that!»

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).

The design and implementation of the new library at Chicago's Francis W. Parker School epitomizes this concept as they transformed their traditional space with its cubicles and stacks (which essentially thwarted collaboration) into one that fostered learning and communication.

Design: The entire site uses a neo-gothic theme that makes users feel as if they're browsing the stacks in an ancient library.

As a child without knowledge of sensors or security, Margaret used to imagine herself hiding in the library until it was closed, then sneaking out into the stacks and reading all night... because she loves stories!

Neil Gaiman has long been on record as a fan of libraries, sometimes even calling himself a «feral child» raised by librarians among the stacks.

browse through the stacks of your local library or bookstore without anyone tracking what you are looking at, what you pull off of the shelves as you browse or what pages you review;

Havel refers to such works as «The Stacks,» similar to the shelved partitions of the library that hold and organize a school's collection of books and periodicals.

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.

In the major law libraries such as the Osgoode Hall Law School at York University, print series of law reports have been banished to the stacks.

As much as I enjoy the visceral impact of a stroll through the stacks at a law library and the serendipity of opening a dusty old law report to find something of use (or at least interest), my practical experience over the past decade in the quasi-legal administrative world of telecommunications policy has allowed me to conduct primary research nearly exclusively through digital sources — and mostly free ones at thaAs much as I enjoy the visceral impact of a stroll through the stacks at a law library and the serendipity of opening a dusty old law report to find something of use (or at least interest), my practical experience over the past decade in the quasi-legal administrative world of telecommunications policy has allowed me to conduct primary research nearly exclusively through digital sources — and mostly free ones at thaas I enjoy the visceral impact of a stroll through the stacks at a law library and the serendipity of opening a dusty old law report to find something of use (or at least interest), my practical experience over the past decade in the quasi-legal administrative world of telecommunications policy has allowed me to conduct primary research nearly exclusively through digital sources — and mostly free ones at that.

Android 7.0 has a lot of stuff going on, from hardening the media stack so as to deny future Stagefright - style media library privilege escalations, to simply letting you know from where an app was installed.

Cooperating with other open - source communities such as Docker, Linux, Android to integrate COMIT network libraries into existing developer stacks by default

Rather than having all your books perfectly lined up vertically, as in a library, turn some on their side and stack them up — the variation between vertical and horizontal stacks will lend a certain hodgepodginess to the arrangement without losing all sense of order.