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AN ENQUIRY INTO THE THEORY OF INTEGRATIVE LEVELS AS THE BASIS FOR A GENERALIZED CLASSIFICATION SCHEME
SARAH ANN SCOTT HUCKABYThe adaptability of the theory of integrative levels to a generalised classification scheme is questioned in that its hypotheses have not been adequately developed and confirmed…
BRITISH INDUSTRIAL LIBRARIES BEFORE 1939
MARGARET R. MARSHALLThe libraries of British industrial firms are traced from their beginnings in the chemical industry in the last thirty years of the nineteenth century till 1939, by which date…
THE AMBIGUITY OF BRADFORD'S LAW
ELIZABETH A. WILKINSONRecent discussion of Bradford's law of scatter has been founded on two formulations that are not mathematically equivalent. A method of comparing the two formulations against…
STANDARD TIMES FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS: A METHOD FOR DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS
A.P. WILKIN, R. REYNOLDS, S.E. ROBERTSONWith a view to obtaining a set of standard times for information system operations, Aslib Research Department is developing and testing methods for collecting and analysing data…
PROGRESS IN DOCUMENTATION: NON‐BOOK MATERIALS: The control of non‐book materials in the United Kingdom
A. TREBBLEAn account of the present ‘state of the art’ of the librarianship of non‐book materials must begin with a note on terminology. ‘Audiovisual materials’, ‘non‐print items’, and more…
THE SHANNON MODEL OF IR SYSTEMS
B.C. BROOKESThis note was evoked by the reference by Karen Sparck Jones to a paper by Zunde and Slamecka which has recently been reprinted in Introduction to Information Science, edited by…
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