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Q : ccc classified catalogue code lays down general
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Q : internal and physical of the catalogueinternal form of the
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Q : authorship having seen the predominance of author
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Q : scope and use of ccf following are the scope and use of
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Q : cumulative index workas the name suggests it pertains to
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Q : ukmarc format british national bibliography had shown
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Q : machine-readable record format marc is an acronym
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Q : objectives of a library cataloguecharles ami cutter
Q : objectives of a library cataloguecharles ami cutter
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Q : pre-natal cataloguing ranganathan mooted the idea of
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Q : arranging personnelplanning for periodicals serials
Q : acquisition sourcesas mentioned earlier supply is another
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Q : semi-mechanical systemsthe next stage saw the replacement
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Q : definitiona periodical is defined as a publication issued
Q : register systems the earliest method of charging books for
Q : a circulation system helps a library user in the use of
Q : periodicals departmentsince periodical publications are now
Q : drawbacks pooling up the necessary funds to opt for
Q : advantages duplication of work can be avoided cost of
Q : objectives the objectives of centralised cataloguing are
Q : budget allocation registerthis is the basic financial guide
Q : centralised cataloguing by centralized cataloguing we
Q : drawbacks there are certain drawbacks and disadvantages
Q : records and registers - library managementthe acquisition
Q : advantages of central processingcentralized processing
Q : centralised processingby processing we mean technical
Q : acquisition of nbmonce it is decided that nbm will form a
Q : non-book materialsthe term non-book materials nbm includes
Q : passing of billsthe various jobs involved in the bill
Q : definition of volume economy in the cost of binding
Q : scope of circulation work circulation work includesbull
Q : scope of circulation work circulation work includesbull
Q : document accessioningall the books and documents received
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Q : circulation work-introductionthe procedures problems and
Q : library cooperation libraries have many things in common
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Q : circulation work -objectives lending documents for home
Q : arrangement of entries the actual process of filing
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Q : gestalt alphabetisation ranganathan was following the
Q : conflicting factorsdemand supply and finance are the three
Q : shelf list filing shelf list reflects the arrangement of
Q : local book suppliers every library has to depend on
Q : class number arrangement unlike the cities numbers of
Q : conflicting factorsdemand supply and finance are the three
Q : trade discountstrade discounts area common feature in book
Q : filing classified entries by classified entries we mean
Q : history of filing systems the history of filing systems
Q : institutional membershipinstitutional membership is another
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Q : direct ordering with publishersdue to the inefficiency of
Q : tender systemin the tender system each list of books
Q : nature of entries to be filed we have noted that
Q : need for filing of catalogue entries the word catalogue
Q : filing a place for everything and everything in its
Q : acquisition through exchangeacquisition through exchange is
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Q : tracing tracing is a separate paragraph this is the last
Q : consultingconsulting work can be done at prescribed
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Q : notes area the notes area gives any additional useful
Q : procedurethe actual process of document selection may
Q : body of the entry body of the main entry consists of
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Q : heading the heading is the essence of a catalogue entry
Q : allocating fundsfinance is the most important factor in
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Q : microformsmicropublishing is retrospective being merely the
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Q : data elements in a dictionary catalogue we shall discuss
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Q : patents patents are an important source of
Q : government publicationsgovernment publications come from
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Q : national bibliographiesranganathan defines the term
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Q : information materialslet us study in brief how information
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Q : ranganathans principlesperhaps it would be worthwhile to
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Q : user approaches we have seen the purpose and functions
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Q : deweys principlemelvil deweys principle states the best
Q : drurys principlesthe basic principle which still governs
Q : general reference sources the dictionaries
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Q : management information the provision of useful
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Q : methods of survey and study some methods of collecting
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Q : indexingindexing is the process of allocating index terms
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