- A
library is a
collection of books, and
possibly other materials and media, that is
accessible for use by its
members and
members of
allied institutions...
-
predatory journals in its index. The
University of
Michigan Library and
other libraries whose collections Google scanned for
Google Books and Google...
- Z-
Library (abbreviated as z-lib,
formerly BookFinder) is a
shadow library project for file-sharing
access to
scholarly journal articles,
academic texts...
- 19
libraries. Van Pelt
Library on the Penn
campus is the university's main
library. The
other 18 include:
Annenberg School for
Communication library located...
- The
Library of
Congress Control Number (LCCN) is a
serially based system of
numbering cataloged records in the
Library of Congress, in the
United States...
- The
Great Library of
Alexandria in Alexandria, Egypt, was one of the
largest and most
significant libraries of the
ancient world. The
library was part...
- real-time
systems be
sufficiently exact in
their timing,
often they are just a
library with no
protection between applications, such as eCos. A
hypervisor is...
- The
Bibliotheca (Ancient Gr****: Βιβλιοθήκη, Bibliothēkē, '
Library'), is a
compendium of Gr****
myths and
heroic legends,
genealogical tables and histories...
- Yoshida, Uji and Katsura. The
Kyoto University Library Network,
consisting of more than 40
libraries spread across its campuses, has a
collection of...
- of censorship. In 2003, The
Rotten Library was
created as an
encyclopedia to
supplement the website. The
Library contained hundreds of
articles under...
