See Retrieval tools. The terms and , or , and not as used to construct search topics through post-coordinate indexing. The process of adapting for use in a catalog a copy of the original cataloging created by another library. See also Original cataloging. See also Specific entry.
Information packages that require the use of a computer to access the intellectual contents.
A subject concept arrangement that has small notations standing for subparts of the whole topic, which, when strung together, usually in prescribed sequence, create a complete classification notation for a multi-part concept. International organization for the promotion of library standards and the sharing of ideas and research. The process of acquiring a physical information package or a copy of it from a library that owns it by a library that does not own it. The part of the system design that controls the interaction between the computer and the user. See A-G Canada.