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Among librarians, archivists and historians, the term "an archives" refers specifically to the repository in which papers are housed, not generally to the papers themselves. "An archive" means a single set of papers: "An archive of committee papers." There is some drift between uses and I imagine the singular "archives" will eventually fall out of use altogether, especially as copy editors and people like that are always trying to correct it.

2001 World Bank conference.

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• Project Planning for help with grant-writing, financial planning, copyright research, technical planning and so on
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1. Production of digital materials for use in scholarship and teaching at Brown.
2. Digitization of "signature collections" from Brown's world renowned Special Collections.
3. Consultative services for Library and academic units undertaking digital projects.

images only

Browse:

• collection name,
• medium,
• topic,
• institution

functions: (a) featured collections;
(b) browse (by title, subject, format, repo);
(c) search and find: digital2.library.ucla.edu/PopulateSearch.do
(d) thematic collections;
(e) project and collaborations

It doesn't have to be capitalized, but when it is

Version of LC'c cutter table with examples

use of technology to study behavior that cannot be observed directly

From Catalogablog:

LC has published Decision regarding the final disposition of LCSH headings for video recordings.  In summary, the decisions are:

• Topical headings (MARC tag 150) denoting a genre or form of video recording will be cancelled in favor of the correlated film headings;
• The heading Video mini-series will be revised to Film mini-series and the heading Television mini-series will be retained;
• The existing topical heading Interactive video will be made plural and a genre/form heading will be created; and,
• Genre/form headings for Internet videos, podcasts, and webisodes will be created.

More an encyclopedia of relevant authors, subjects and works than an index.  Useful bibliographies.
Van Pelt Library Reference Stacks: REF PS374.S35 W63 2009

rites associated with Isis, in literature. 116-48

p. 101 - Schubart

Grundlehren der Physik By René Just Haüy, Johann G. Blumhof

Oekonomische encyklopädie, Volume 79 By Johann Georg Krünitz

Hilliard, Robert L. The Federal Communications Commission: A Primer. Boston: Focal Press, 1991.

McChensney, Robert W. Telecommunications, Mass Media, & Democracy, The Battle for the Control of U.S. Broadcasting, 1928-1935. Oxford University Press, New York: 1993.

Paglin, Max D., editor. A Legislative History of the Communications Act of 1934. New York: Oxford University Press, 1989.

Great Resource.

detail vs whole