Sentences with phrase «research libraries held»

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These include the criteria that the academic program be at a «postgraduate» level — that is, that students have completed an undergraduate degree; that there be a certain level of library holdings; that faculty members themselves hold graduate «research» degrees; that there be provisions protecting academic freedom such as academic tenure; and so forth.

«Libraries in the past had people doing research for their homework or hold lectures.

In the event that you hold up until the spur of the moment, you may experience issues discovering library materials, especially if different students are researching the same theme, and you may be influenced by different assignments.

My very unscientific research has caused me to wonder how many people know about this technology: Mockingjay in print has 60 holds at my library system (to be expected), and Mockingjay on CD has 13 holds.

This fee also allows all members of your household to get library cards, and it includes full library services, including accessing research tools from a computer or smartphone, placing interlibrary loan requests, checking out the maximum number of items and placing the maximum number of holds.

Although I haven't read the work by Carol Dweck (who pioneered much of this research) I was intrigued enough to watch her in a TED speech online (click to see here) and to place her book «Mindset, the New Psychology of Success» on hold at our local library.

Accessing the research library was critical, just to read and examine why thinkers from the nineteenth and twentieth century held particular views.

The British Library in London is the national library and is one of the world's largest research libraries, holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats; including around 25 million books.

I completed a collage of my roommate — I had to make a new one for an upcoming exhibition that a couple of students are holding in the library during our student research day.

With nothing to do in the evenings, she camped out in the library, researching random topics as the idea for building a lexicon of Xeroxed images took hold.

She has written articles on the collections and lectured frequently on the research collections held in the Libraries and Archives as well as Brooklyn Museum history.

For copies of catalogues and other records of local organizations with which an artist exhibited, check the holdings of R&BL and other local research libraries, as well as Chicago Collections for such materials in manuscript and archive collections.

UCF has added an energy efficiency testing lab to its Florida Solar Energy Center — a 20 - acre complex that already holds a solar research library, a photovoltaic (PV) materials lab and a solar thermal testing lab.

Topics include library holdings and events, legal news, legal history, and legal research.

In certain cases, the library may check to see that copies are held in a regional shared storage facility or that there are at least a given number (say, 5) copies held in other research libraries somewhere in the country.

Other research suggests that up to half of university library holdings are never used.

If «experiential» means a greater emphasis on practical legal knowledge and skills with the objective of preparing students for professional practice, perhaps an academic research collection and the library to hold it would not be needed.

Several Slaw contributors have written recently about the use of artificial intelligence in law (Tim Knight here, Nate Russell here) with particular reference to the program on «Computers in Legal Research» at the conference of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries held in Vancouver this past May, moderated by Slaw's Steve Matthews.

For the growing proportion of readings used in instruction that are published in an online format, which includes most journals and an increasing number of books, why not have students use the library holding or an open access online version of the reading, either of which they are able mark up and share among their peers, much as their instructors do with their research colleagues.

While both offer comparable research libraries and search tools, Fastcase holds the edge in ease of use and intuitiveness of its features.

Though something like this is extremely rare, how do you think this affects both the way we do research as well as which books we need to hold in our libraries?

Searched databases in order to locate and access material held by the library or other institutions to assist the community with their studies and research.