Backstage Authority Control Report: R03 - Authority Change Report
Report Type: SUBJECTS
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University of Maine
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April 06 2016

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001 sh 86003732 003 DLC 005 19860722070902.1 008 860626i| anannbab| |a ana ||| 010 $ash 86003732 040 $aDLC$cDLC 150 0$aPhotographic art galleries 450 0$aArt galleries, Photographic 550 0$wg$aArt galleries, Commercial 670 $aWork cat.: The Photographer's complete guide to exhibition & sales spaces, c1985. 680 $iHere are entered general works dealing with galleries and private dealers who buy, sell and exhibit fine art photographs. Works on not-for-profit entities that collect and exhibit photographs, e.g. museums, historical societies, etc., are entered under$aPhotography--Museums$ior the name of the entity. | 001 sh 86003732 003 DLC 005 20160307063856.5 008 860626i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 86003732 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aPhotographic art galleries 450 $aArt galleries, Photographic 550 $wg$aArt galleries, Commercial 670 $aWork cat.: The Photographer's complete guide to exhibition & sales spaces, c1985. 680 $iHere are entered general works dealing with galleries and private dealers who buy, sell and exhibit fine art photographs. Works on not-for-profit entities that collect and exhibit photographs, e.g. museums, historical societies, etc., are entered under$aPhotography museums$ior the name of the entity.
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001 sh 87002893 003 DLC 005 20041004153434.0 008 870506|| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 87002893 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 151 $aAndes Region 451 $wnne$aAcuerdo de Cartagena countries 451 $aAndean countries 451 $aAndean region 670 $aLC database, March 27, 1987$b(Andean countries) 670 $aOECD$b(Andean region) 670 $aPAIS$b(Andes region) 781 0$zAndes Region | 001 sh 87002893 003 DLC 005 20160125133339.6 008 870506|| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 87002893 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 151 $aAndes Region 451 $wnne$aAcuerdo de Cartagena countries 451 $aAndean countries 451 $aAndean region 670 $aLC database, March 27, 1987$b(Andean countries) 670 $aOECD$b(Andean region) 670 $aPAIS$b(Andes region) 670 $aColumbia Lippinicott gazetteer of the world, 1962:$bpage 68 (Andes; mountain system that runs through Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile) 680 $iHere are entered works on Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile treated collectively. 781 0$zAndes Region
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001 sh 87007101 003 DLC 005 19871228140311.0 008 871117|| anannbab| |n ana ||| 010 $ash 87007101 040 $aDLC$cDLC 150 0$aJews$zCanada 670 $aWork cat.: AACI annual, 1985. | 001 sh 87007101 003 DLC 005 20160125133347.9 008 871117|| anannbabn |n ana 010 $ash 87007101 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aJews$zCanada 670 $aWork cat.: AACI annual, 1985. 681 $iExample under$aJewish diaspora
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001 n 81066368 003 DLC 005 20000727111710.0 008 810817n| acannaab |a ana 010 $an 81066368 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1101 $aVirginia.$bSupreme Court of Appeals 4101 $aVirginia.$bAppeals, Supreme Court of 4101 $aVirginia.$bCourt of Appeals (1779-1971) 5101 $wb$aVirginia.$bSupreme Court 670 $aIts Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals of Virginia, 1798-1799. 670 $aVirginia's Judicial System WWW site, 07-27-00$b(Supreme Court of Appeals first convened in Williamsburg on August 30, 1779; Constitution of 1970 [i.e. 1971] changed the name of the Court to its present title of Supreme Court of Virginia) 670 $aThe Founders' Constitution WWW site, 07-27-00$b(Virginia Constitution, June 29, 1776: "The two Houses of Assembly shall, by joint Ballot, appoint judges of the supreme Court of Appeals) | 001 n 81066368 003 DLC 005 20160206073824.0 008 810817n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 81066368 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00611727 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNNU-L 046 $s1779$t1971$2edtf 1101 $aVirginia.$bSupreme Court of Appeals 368 $aAppellate courts$2lcsh 370 $eVirginia$2naf 377 $aeng 4101 $aVirginia.$bAppeals, Supreme Court of 4101 $aVirginia.$bCourt of Appeals (1779-1971) 5101 $wr$iSuccessor:$aVirginia.$bSupreme Court 670 $aIts Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals of Virginia, 1798-1799. 670 $aVirginia's Judicial System WWW site, 07-27-00$b(Supreme Court of Appeals first convened in Williamsburg on August 30, 1779; Constitution of 1970 [i.e. 1971] changed the name of the Court to its present title of Supreme Court of Virginia) 670 $aThe Founders' Constitution WWW site, 07-27-00$b(Virginia Constitution, June 29, 1776: "The two Houses of Assembly shall, by joint Ballot, appoint judges of the supreme Court of Appeals)
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001 sh 88004378 003 DLC 005 19880719102411.7 008 880719|| anannbab| |n ana ||| 010 $ash 88004378 040 $aDLC$cDLC 150 0$aFilipinos$zUnited States | 001 sh 88004378 003 DLC 005 20160304165057.7 008 880719|| anannbabn |n ana 010 $ash 88004378 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aFilipinos$zUnited States 681 $iExample under$aFilipino diaspora
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001 sh 88005032 003 DLC 005 20110603073421.0 008 880818|| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 88005032 034 $dW1113155$eW1113155$fN0325949$gN0325949$2geonames 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 151 $aCasa Grande National Monument (Ariz.) 451 $aCasa Grande Ruins National Monument (Ariz.) 550 $wg$aNational monuments$zArizona 670 $aWork cat.: Opperman, R. Astronomical implications of the architecture ... 1980. 670 $aCoe, M. Atlas ancient America:$bp. 229. 670 $aHodge handbk. Am. Ind. 670 $aWaldman, C. Atlas No. Am. Ind.:$bp. 16. 670 $aWeb. geog.:$bp. 1256 (Casa Grande Ruins) 670 $aGeoNames [algorithmically matched]$bpark; 32°59ʹ49ʺN 111°31ʹ55ʺW 781 0$zArizona$zCasa Grande National Monument | 001 sh 88005032 003 DLC 005 20160213093931.4 008 880818|| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 88005032 034 $dW1113155$eW1113155$fN0325949$gN0325949$2geonames 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDGPO 151 $aCasa Grande Ruins National Monument (Ariz.) 451 $wnne$aCasa Grande National Monument (Ariz.) 451 $aCasa Grande Ruin Reservation (Ariz.) 451 $aCasa Grande Ruins Reservation (Ariz.) 451 $aCasa Montezuma (Ariz.) 550 $wg$aNational monuments$zArizona 670 $aWork cat.: Opperman, R. Astronomical implications of the architecture ... 1980. 670 $aCoe, M. Atlas ancient America:$bp. 229. 670 $aHodge handbk. Am. Ind. 670 $aWaldman, C. Atlas No. Am. Ind.:$bp. 16. 670 $aWeb. geog.:$bp. 1256 (Casa Grande Ruins) 670 $aGeoNames [algorithmically matched]$bpark; 32°59ʹ49ʺN 111°31ʹ55ʺW 670 $aGNIS, August 14, 2015$b(Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, park, Arizona, Pinal County; 32°59ʹ49ʺN, 111°31ʹ57ʺW; variants: Casa Grande National Monument, Casa Grande Ruins, Casa Grande Ruins Reservation, Casa Montezuma) 670 $aCasa Grande Ruins National Monument, Arizona, 2015. 670 $aNational Park Service, Casa Grande Ruins web site, viewed Oct. 22, 2015$b(Casa Grande Ruins National Monument; 1892, President Benjamin Harrison set aside one square mile surrounding the Casa Grande Ruins as the first prehistoric and cultural reserve established in the U.S.; President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed Casa Grande Ruins a National Monument, August 3, 1918, management of the Ruins was transferred to the National Park Service) 670 $aNational Parks Index, 2009-2011:$b(Casa Grande Ruins National Monument; authorized as Casa Grande Ruin Reservation March 2, 1889; proclaimed June 22, 1892; redesignated Aug. 3, 1918) 781 0$zArizona$zCasa Grande Ruins National Monument
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001 n 81066749 003 DLC 005 20100513071245.0 008 810820n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 81066749 034 $dE0030400$eE0030400$fN0502200$gN0502200$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00612106 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 043 $ae-fr--- 151 $aDouai (France) 451 $wnnaa$aDouai 451 $aDouay (France) 451 $aDoway (France) 670 $aBufouin, V. Histoire de la ville de Douai, 1951. 670 $aThe first part of a treatise concerning policy and religion, 1615:$bimprint statement (Doway [France]) 670 $aU. S. Off. of Geog. France, 1964$b(Douai ppl 50°22ʹN 3°04ʹE) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 50°22ʹ00ʺN 003°04ʹ00ʺE) 781 0$zFrance$zDouai | 001 n 81066749 003 DLC 005 20160205155038.0 008 810820n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 81066749 034 $dE0030400$eE0030400$fN0502200$gN0502200$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00612106 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$erda 043 $ae-fr--- 151 $aDouai (France) 451 $wnnaa$aDouai 451 $aDouay (France) 451 $aDoway (France) 451 $aDovay (France) 670 $aBufouin, V. Histoire de la ville de Douai, 1951. 670 $aThe first part of a treatise concerning policy and religion, 1615:$bimprint statement (Doway [France]) 670 $aU. S. Off. of Geog. France, 1964$b(Douai ppl 50°22ʹN 3°04ʹE) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 50°22ʹ00ʺN 003°04ʹ00ʺE) 670 $aWork cat.: Thelot, Johann Andreas. Die durch Siegreiche Waffen der Hohen Alliirten erobet Flandrische Vestung Dovay Ao. 1710, vom 4. Maj. bis 25. Iun, 1710?$bprint caption (Dovay) 781 0$zFrance$zDouai
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001 sh 89002568 003 DLC 005 20131024093901.6 008 890425i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 89002568 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aForced labor$xLaw and legislation 550 $wg$aCriminal law 550 $wg$aLabor laws and legislation 670 $aWork cat.: Chao, C. Chung-kuo lao kai fa hsüeh tsung lun, 1987. | 001 sh 89002568 003 DLC 005 20160218110221.7 008 890425i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 89002568 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aForced labor$xLaw and legislation 450 $aForced labor$xLegal status, laws, etc. 550 $wg$aCriminal law 550 $wg$aLabor laws and legislation 670 $aWork cat.: Chao, C. Chung-kuo lao kai fa hsüeh tsung lun, 1987.
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001 n 81067557 003 DLC 005 19871023141922.8 008 810707n| acannaab| |a ana ||| c 010 $an 81067557 040 $aDGPO$cDLC$dDLC 11020$aNational Clearinghouse on Domestic Violence (U.S.) 41020$aNational Center on Child Abuse and Neglect.$bNational Clearinghouse on Domestic Violence 670 $aThe Shelter experience, 1980 (a.e.)$bcover (National Clearinghouse on Domestic Violence, Rockville, Md.) 670 $aPhone call to the Clearinghouse, 6-8-81$b(Clearinghouse is subordinate to National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect, operated for the government by Aspen Systems Corporation) | 001 n 81067557 003 DLC 005 20160228122628.0 008 810707n| acannaabn |a ana c 010 $an 81067557 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00612909 040 $aDGPO$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dViFGM 1102 $aNational Clearinghouse on Domestic Violence (U.S.) 4102 $aNational Center on Child Abuse and Neglect (U.S.)$bNational Clearinghouse on Domestic Violence 670 $aThe Shelter experience, 1980 (a.e.)$bcover (National Clearinghouse on Domestic Violence, Rockville, Md.) 670 $aPhone call to the Clearinghouse, 6-8-81$b(Clearinghouse is subordinate to National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect, operated for the government by Aspen Systems Corporation)
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001 sh 90004548 003 DLC 005 19901031114009.3 008 900912i| anannbab| |n ana ||| 010 $ash 90004548 040 $aDLC$cDLC 150 0$aCommunity development personnel 550 0$wg$aEmployees 670 $aWork cat.: Learning to teach : training of trainers for community development, 1989. 670 $aLC data base, 6/18/90$b(community development personnel) 670 $aCulture and social change : approaches to culture-based social work education and practice, 1980. | 001 sh 90004548 003 DLC 005 20160218082535.6 008 900912i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 90004548 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aCommunity development personnel 550 $wg$aEmployees 670 $aWork cat.: Learning to teach : training of trainers for community development, 1989. 670 $aLC data base, 6/18/90$b(community development personnel) 670 $aCulture and social change : approaches to culture-based social work education and practice, 1980.
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001 sh 91000926 003 DLC 005 19910417112044.2 008 910304i| anannbab| |a ana ||| 010 $ash 91000926 040 $aDLC$cDLC 053 $aQC791.775.C64 150 0$aCold fusion 450 0$aCold nuclear fusion 450 0$aFusion, Cold 550 0$wg$aControlled fusion 670 $aWork cat.: Close, F.E. Too hot to handle : the race for cold fusion, c1990. 670 $aASTI:$bJune 1990, p. 129. 670 $aLC data base, 2/28/91. 670 $aHennepin$b(Cold fusion x Cold nuclear fusion) 675 $aINIS: Thes.;$aINSPEC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aEncyc. phys. sci. tech.;$aRandom House | 001 sh 91000926 003 DLC 005 20160304165056.6 008 910304i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 91000926 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 053 0$aQC791.775.C64 150 $aCold fusion 450 $aCold nuclear fusion 450 $aFusion, Cold 550 $wg$aControlled fusion 670 $aWork cat.: Close, F.E. Too hot to handle : the race for cold fusion, c1990. 670 $aASTI:$bJune 1990, p. 129. 670 $aLC data base, 2/28/91. 670 $aHennepin$b(Cold fusion x Cold nuclear fusion) 670 $a2015916494: Krivit, Steven B. Lost history: explorations in nuclear research, vol. 3, 2016$bGlossary (Cold fusion (idea): The proposed concept that nuclear fusion reactions occur at or near room temperature. An unproven idea that deuterium nuclei overcome the Coulomb barrier at room temperature at high reaction rates and undergo deuterium-deuterium nuclear fusion. Fusion relies primarily on strong-force interactions and normally requires temperatures in the millions of degrees. Cold fusion (history): Historical events that took place primarily in 1989 in the aftermath of the announcement of the claim by electrochemists Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons at the University of Utah of a "sustained nuclear fusion reaction" at room temperature.Low-energy nuclear reactions (LENRs): A class of nuclear reactions that occur at or near room temperature that are based on non-fusion reactions, for example, neutron-based reactions. LENRs are based on Standard Model physics and can occur in condensed matter under mild macrophysical conditions. Key steps in LENR processes, unlike nuclear fusion or fission, are based primarily on electroweak interactions rather than strong-force interactions. Unlike fission reactions, low-energy nuclear reactions do not produce nuclear chain reactions) 670 $aEmail consultation with Steven B. Krivit, Dec. 28-31, 2015$b(information for scope note to contrast with Cold fusion: LENRs are a class of non-fusion-based nuclear reactions that occur at or near room temperature, such as neutron-based reactions. Cold fusion is the hypothesis of nuclear fusion reactions that occur at or near room temperature. Synonyms: LENRs; Low-energy neutron reactions) 675 $aINIS: Thes.;$aINSPEC;$aMcGraw-Hill dict. sci. tech.;$aEncyc. phys. sci. tech.;$aRandom House 680 $iHere are entered works on the hypothesis of nuclear fusion reactions that occur at or near room temperature. Works on the class of non-fusion-based nuclear reactions that occur at or near room temperature are entered under$aLow-energy nuclear reactions. 681 $iNote under$aLow-energy nuclear reactions
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001 n 81068686 003 DLC 005 20150725073740.0 008 811022n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 81068686 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00614031 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dHU$dFU$dHU 1001 $aCharlot, Jean,$d1898-1979 372 $aillustrators$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aCharlot, Louis Henri Jean,$d1898-1979 4001 $aCharlot, Palani,$d1898-1979 4001 $aSharō, Jan,$d1898-1979 670 $aMorris, E.H. The temple of the warriors ... 1931. 670 $aHis Jean Charlot, c1990:$bCIP galley (b. in Paris, 1898; d. 1979) 670 $aBrown, M. W. Ohayō no hon, 1997:$bt.p. (Jan Sharō) 670 $aThree plays of ancient Hawaii, 1963:$bp. v (in 1949, Charlot assumed the Hawaiian name Palani, which means "French") | 001 n 81068686 003 DLC 005 20160319075420.0 008 811022n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 81068686 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00614031 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dHU$dFU$dHU 046 $f1898-02-08$g1979-03-20$2edtf 053 0$aPS3505.H454$cEnglish 053 0$aPL6448.9.C5$cHawaiian 053 0$aPM4068.9.C5$cNahuatl 1001 $aCharlot, Jean,$d1898-1979 370 $aParis (France)$bHonolulu (Hawaii)$cFrance$cMexico$cUnited States$eHonolulu (Hawaii)$2lcsh 372 $aMural painting and decoration$aLithography$aSculpture$aCollege teaching$2lcsh 373 $aUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa$2naf$s1949$t1979 374 $aArtists$aPrintmakers$aIllustrators$aCollege teachers$aDramatists$aMuralists$2lcsh 375 $amale$2iso5218 375 $aMales$2lcdgt 377 $afre$aeng$aspa$ahaw$anah 378 $qLouis Henri Jean 4001 $aCharlot, Louis Henri Jean,$d1898-1979 4001 $aCharlot, Palani,$d1898-1979 4001 $aSharō, Jan,$d1898-1979 670 $aMorris, E.H. The temple of the warriors ... 1931. 670 $aHis Jean Charlot, c1990:$bCIP galley (b. in Paris, 1898; d. 1979) 670 $aBrown, M. W. Ohayō no hon, 1997:$bt.p. (Jan Sharō) 670 $aThree plays of ancient Hawaii, 1963:$bp. v (in 1949, Charlot assumed the Hawaiian name Palani, which means "French") 670 $aWikipedia, March 17, 2016$b(Jean Charlot; born Louis Henri Jean Charlot February 8, 1898; French and naturalized American painter and illustrator, active mainly in Mexico and the United States; spent an extensive period of his life living and working in Mexico; taught at the University of Hawaii 1949-1979; d. March 20, 1979)
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001 sh 91003441 003 DLC 005 19910829111602.0 008 910715i| anannbab| |a ana ||| 010 $ash 91003441 040 $aDLC$cDLC 150 0$aArmored animals 550 0$wg$aAnimals 670 $aWork cat.: Sowler, S. Amazing armored animals, 1992. 670 $aZim, H.S. Armored animals, 1971. 670 $aLC data base, 7/3/91$b(armored animals) 670 $aWeb. 3$b(armored) | 001 sh 91003441 003 DLC 005 20160119110819.5 008 910715i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 91003441 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aArmored animals 550 $wg$aAnimals 670 $aWork cat.: Sowler, S. Amazing armored animals, 1992. 670 $aZim, H.S. Armored animals, 1971. 670 $aLC data base, 7/3/91$b(armored animals) 670 $aWeb. 3$b(armored) 680 $iHere are entered works on animals that have developed external or superficial protection against attack by predators, which is formed as part of the body, such as shells, scales, quills, exoskeletons, etc.
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001 n 81068743 003 DLC 005 20090316104728.0 008 810827n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 81068743 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00614088 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 053 0$aPS3558.A62423 1001 $aHarjo, Joy 670 $aAuthor's The last song, c1975. 670 $aHer She had some horses, c1982:$bCIP t.p. (Joy Harjo) data sheet (b. 5/9/51) 670 $aFor a girl becoming, 2009:$bECIP t.p. (Joy Harjo) data view (b. 5/9/1951; member of the Mvskoke (Creek) Nation; resides in Albuquerque, N. Mexico and Honolulu, Hawaii) | 001 n 81068743 003 DLC 005 20160305075437.0 008 810827n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 81068743 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00614088 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dUPB 046 $f1951-05-09$2edtf 053 0$aPS3558.A62423 1001 $aHarjo, Joy 370 $eTulsa (Okla.)$eAlbuquerque (N.M.)$eHonolulu (Hawaii)$2naf 374 $aPoets$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 670 $aAuthor's The last song, c1975. 670 $aHer She had some horses, c1982:$bCIP t.p. (Joy Harjo) data sheet (b. 5/9/51) 670 $aFor a girl becoming, 2009:$bECIP t.p. (Joy Harjo) data view (b. 5/9/1951; member of the Mvskoke (Creek) Nation; resides in Albuquerque, N. Mexico and Honolulu, Hawaii) 670 $aConflict resolution for holy beings, 2015:$btitle page (Joy Harjo) jacket (Joy Harjo is the author of ten books of poetry; a critically acclaimed poet; She lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma)
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001 sh 91004326 003 DLC 005 20061019114031.0 008 000601i| anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash 91004326 040 $aTxU$cDLC$dWaElC$dDLC 150 $aState-sponsored terrorism 450 $aGovernment violence 450 $aGovernmental violence 450 $aState-sponsored violence 450 $aState terrorism 450 $aViolence, Governmental 450 $aViolence, State-sponsored 550 $wg$aPolitical atrocities 550 $wg$aTerrorism 670 $aWork cat.: Terrorismo de estado, 1986. 670 $aLC database, Aug. 9, 1991$b(State-sponsored terrorism; state terrorism) 670 $aNat. crim. just. thes.$b(State sponsored terrorism) 670 $aState-sponsored terrorism, 1985:$bp. xviii (The deliberate employment of violence or the threat of use of violence by sovereign states (or sub-national groups encouraged or assisted by sovereign states) to attain strategic and political objectives by acts in violation of law intended to create overwhelming fear in a target population larger than the civilian or military victims attacked or threatened.) 670 $aThackrah, J.R. Encyc. of terrorism and political violence, 1987:$bp. 237 (hdg.: State-sponsored terrorism; also uses state terrorism) 670 $aThe State as terrorist : the dynamics of governmental violence and repression, 1984 :$bp. 3 (use of violence, repression, and terrorism by the state in the pursuit of domestic and international interests) 670 $aStohl, M. The state as terrorist : the dynamics of governmental violence and repression, c1984. 675 $aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aERIC thes.;$aSSCI | 001 sh 91004326 003 DLC 005 20160324120229.6 008 000601i| anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash 91004326 040 $aTxU$cDLC$dWaElC$dDLC 150 $aState-sponsored terrorism 450 $aGovernment violence 450 $aGovernmental violence 450 $aState-sponsored violence 450 $aState terrorism 450 $aViolence, Governmental 450 $aViolence, State-sponsored 550 $wg$aPolitical atrocities 550 $wg$aTerrorism 670 $aWork cat.: Terrorismo de estado, 1986. 670 $aLC database, Aug. 9, 1991$b(State-sponsored terrorism; state terrorism) 670 $aNat. crim. just. thes.$b(State sponsored terrorism) 670 $aState-sponsored terrorism, 1985:$bp. xviii (The deliberate employment of violence or the threat of use of violence by sovereign states (or sub-national groups encouraged or assisted by sovereign states) to attain strategic and political objectives by acts in violation of law intended to create overwhelming fear in a target population larger than the civilian or military victims attacked or threatened.) 670 $aThackrah, J.R. Encyc. of terrorism and political violence, 1987:$bp. 237 (hdg.: State-sponsored terrorism; also uses state terrorism) 670 $aThe State as terrorist : the dynamics of governmental violence and repression, 1984 :$bp. 3 (use of violence, repression, and terrorism by the state in the pursuit of domestic and international interests) 670 $aStohl, M. The state as terrorist : the dynamics of governmental violence and repression, c1984. 675 $aWeb. 3;$aRandom House;$aERIC thes.;$aSSCI 680 $iWhen subdivided by place, the name of the place may designate either the place where the terrorism occurred, or the state that was the sponsor.
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001 sh 91005631 003 DLC 005 19990315141451.8 008 911105 | anannbab| |a ana ||| c 010 $ash 91005631 040 $aCLU$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aAfrican diaspora 360 $iheadings of the type$aAfricans--[place]$ior$aBlacks--[place] 450 $aBlack diaspora 450 $aDiaspora, African 550 $wg$aHuman geography 550 $aAfricans$xMigrations 670 $aWork cat.: Conexoes, Nov. 1990. 670 $aHennepin County Library. Technical Services Division. HCL cataloging bulletin, Mar. 1, 1976. 670 $aHennepin$b(Africans--Diaspora) 670 $aIAC$b(Africans--Diaspora) 670 $aLC database, Oct. 9, 1991$b(African diaspora; Black diaspora) 680 $iHere are entered works dealing with the dispersion of Black Africans to countries outside of the African Continent. | 001 sh 91005631 003 DLC 005 20160125133339.0 008 911105 | anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash 91005631 040 $aCLU$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aAfrican diaspora 450 $aBlack diaspora 450 $aDiaspora, African 550 $wg$aHuman geography 550 $aAfricans$xMigrations 670 $aWork cat.: Conexoes, Nov. 1990. 670 $aHennepin County Library. Technical Services Division. HCL cataloging bulletin, Mar. 1, 1976. 670 $aHennepin$b(Africans--Diaspora) 670 $aIAC$b(Africans--Diaspora) 670 $aLC database, Oct. 9, 1991$b(African diaspora; Black diaspora) 680 $iHere are entered works dealing with the movement of Black Africans to countries outside of the African Continent. For works on Black Africans who have settled outside Africa, an additional heading is assigned to designate the place where they have settled, e.g.,$aAfricans--Germany; Blacks--Central America.
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001 sh 92003656 003 DLC 005 19920817112240.5 008 920708i| anannbab| |a ana ||| 010 $ash 92003656 040 $aDLC$cDLC 150 0$aCommunication in music 450 0$aMusical communication 550 0$wg$aMusic 670 $aWork cat.: 91-219635: Grossmann, R. Musik als "Kommunikation", c1991. | 001 sh 92003656 003 DLC 005 20160331105257.4 008 920708 | anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 92003656 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aCommunication in music 450 $aMusical communication 550 $wg$aMusic 670 $aWork cat.: 91-219635: Grossmann, R. Musik als "Kommunikation", c1991.
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001 sh 93002804 003 DLC 005 20080908140051.0 008 050826i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 93002804 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dViU$dDLC 053 0$aTE228.3 150 $aIntelligent transportation systems 450 $aAdvanced Road Traffic Systems 450 $aAdvanced Transport Telematics 450 $aATT (Highway communications) 450 $aIntelligent Road Transportation Systems 450 $wnne$aIntelligent Vehicle Highway Systems 450 $aIRTS (Highway communications) 450 $aITS (Highway communications) 450 $aIVHS (Highway communications) 450 $aRoad Transport Informatics 450 $aRTI (Highway communications) 450 $aVehicle Information and Communication Systems 450 $aVICS (Highway communications) 550 $wg$aElectronics in transportation 550 $wg$aHighway communications 550 $wg$aMobile communication systems 670 $aWork cat.: 93010043: Underwood, G. 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001 sh 95001430 003 DLC 005 20040707110243.0 008 950221 | anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 95001430 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aRobots in motion pictures 550 $wg$aMotion pictures 670 $aWork cat.: 95-6586: Telotte, J.P. Replications, 1995. | 001 sh 95001430 003 DLC 005 20160213093934.7 008 950221 | anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash 95001430 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aRobots in motion pictures 450 $aRobotics in motion pictures 550 $wg$aMotion pictures 670 $aWork cat.: 95-6586: Telotte, J.P. Replications, 1995. 670 $a2015042831 Robot ecology and the science fiction film, 2016:$bCIP galley, chapter 1 (my perspective might seem somewhat paradoxical, since it involves examining just a single image, that of the robot/android/cyborg/replicant, as it has taken hold in that sf imagination and found a particularly central place in our sf films) galley chapter 5 (emphasized the persistence of certain robotic memes and suggested some rather obvious essentialist implications that typically attach to those memes such as the mechanic power and behavior that marked our early tin can robots we have also observed the frequently shifting character of those same memes)
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001 sh 99001175 003 DLC 005 20040819081306.0 008 040709 | anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash 99001175 040 $aICU$beng$cDLC$dWaU 150 $aSikh diaspora 360 $iheadings of the type$aSikhs--[place] 450 $aDiaspora, Sikh 450 $aSikhs$xDiaspora 550 $wg$aEast Indian diaspora 550 $wg$aHuman geography 550 $aSikhs$xMigrations 670 $aAxel, B.K. Promise and threat : a historical anthropology of the Sikh diaspora, 1998$b(ICU dissertation) 670 $aPatterson, M.L. South Asian civilizations, a bibliographic synthesis, 1981:$bchapter 17 (The Indic diaspora, VI. South Asian communities in the United Kingdom, 2. The Sikhs) 670 $aOCLC, Feb. 2, 1999$b(The Sikh diaspora : migration and the experience beyond Punjab) 680 $iHere are entered works on the dispersion of the Sikhs beyond the Punjab. | 001 sh 99001175 003 DLC 005 20160125133353.7 008 040709 | anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash 99001175 040 $aICU$beng$cDLC$dWaU$dDLC 150 $aSikh diaspora 450 $aDiaspora, Sikh 450 $aSikhs$xDiaspora 550 $wg$aEast Indian diaspora 550 $wg$aHuman geography 550 $aSikhs$xMigrations 670 $aAxel, B.K. Promise and threat : a historical anthropology of the Sikh diaspora, 1998$b(ICU dissertation) 670 $aPatterson, M.L. South Asian civilizations, a bibliographic synthesis, 1981:$bchapter 17 (The Indic diaspora, VI. South Asian communities in the United Kingdom, 2. The Sikhs) 670 $aOCLC, Feb. 2, 1999$b(The Sikh diaspora : migration and the experience beyond Punjab) 680 $iHere are entered works on the movement of the Sikhs beyond the Punjab. For works on Sikhs who have settled outside the Punjab, an additional heading is assigned to designate the place where they have settled, e.g., Sikhs--Canada.
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001 n 81074940 003 DLC 005 20120808105057.0 008 810722n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 81074940 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00620236 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 1000 $aJulian,$cthe Hospitaller, Saint 4000 $aJulián,$cel Hospitalario, San 4000 $aJulian,$cthe Poor, Saint 670 $aMira de Amescua, A. El animal profeta, 1979 (subj.)$bp. 19 (San Julián el Hospitalario) 670 $aBook of saints, 5th ed., 1966:$bp. 412 (Julian the Hospitaller; approved cult Feb. 12; called also Julian the Poor; probably story is fictitious or variation of Julian of Jan) 670 $aHolweck. Biog. dict. of saints, 1924:$bp. 571 (Julian the poor or Hospitaller) 675 $aDicc. de hist. eclesiástica de España, 1972 667 $aTHIS 1XX FIELD CANNOT BE USED UNDER RDA UNTIL THIS RECORD HAS BEEN REVIEWED AND/OR UPDATED | 001 n 81074940 003 DLC 005 20160129073827.0 008 810722n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 81074940 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00620236 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dItFiC 1000 $aJulian,$cthe Hospitaller, Saint 4000 $aJulián,$cel Hospitalario, San 4000 $aJulian,$cthe Poor, Saint 4000 $aGiuliano,$cOspedaliere 670 $aMira de Amescua, A. El animal profeta, 1979 (subj.)$bp. 19 (San Julián el Hospitalario) 670 $aBook of saints, 5th ed., 1966:$bp. 412 (Julian the Hospitaller; approved cult Feb. 12; called also Julian the Poor; probably story is fictitious or variation of Julian of Jan) 670 $aHolweck. Biog. dict. of saints, 1924:$bp. 571 (Julian the poor or Hospitaller) 670 $aIconografia di San Giuliano Ospedaliere nel Medioevo, 2015 675 $aDicc. de hist. eclesiástica de España, 1972
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001 sh2001001785 003 DLC 005 20010424155008.0 008 010306|| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2001001785 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC 150 $aULTRA (Intelligence system) 550 $wg$aWorld War, 1939-1945$xCryptography 550 $wg$aWorld War, 1939-1945$xElectronic intelligence 550 $aEngima cipher system 670 $aWork cat.: 2001022416: Shwedo, Bradford J. XIX Tactical Air Command and ULTRA : Patton's force enhancers in the 1944 campaign in France, c2001:$bp. 4 ("...(the fact that the Allies had access to the Germans' high-level encrypted communications--code word ULTRA)...") 670 $aInfluence of ULTRA in the Second World War via WWW, 6 March 2001$b(speech by Sir Harry Hinsley, the official historian of British Intelligence in WWII: British Intelligence broke the Germans' military and Naval codes and provided real-time decryption of electronic intercepts of German high-level messages, orders, sitreps, and unit positions as military intelligence for the use of Allied strategic and tactical forces.) 670 $aBritannica Micro.$b(Ultra, Allied intelligence system that, in tapping the very highest-level communications among the German armed forces, as well as (after 1941) those of the Japanese armed forces, contributed to the Allied victory in WW II) | 001 sh2001001785 003 DLC 005 20160107085300.4 008 010306|| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2001001785 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aULTRA (Intelligence system) 550 $wg$aWorld War, 1939-1945$xCryptography 550 $wg$aWorld War, 1939-1945$xElectronic intelligence 550 $aEnigma cipher system 670 $aWork cat.: 2001022416: Shwedo, Bradford J. XIX Tactical Air Command and ULTRA : Patton's force enhancers in the 1944 campaign in France, c2001:$bp. 4 ("...(the fact that the Allies had access to the Germans' high-level encrypted communications--code word ULTRA)...") 670 $aInfluence of ULTRA in the Second World War via WWW, 6 March 2001$b(speech by Sir Harry Hinsley, the official historian of British Intelligence in WWII: British Intelligence broke the Germans' military and Naval codes and provided real-time decryption of electronic intercepts of German high-level messages, orders, sitreps, and unit positions as military intelligence for the use of Allied strategic and tactical forces.) 670 $aBritannica Micro.$b(Ultra, Allied intelligence system that, in tapping the very highest-level communications among the German armed forces, as well as (after 1941) those of the Japanese armed forces, contributed to the Allied victory in WW II)
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001 sh2002000764 003 DLC 005 20050505140642.0 008 050330i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2002000764 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 053 0$aQA76.875 150 $aImmunocomputers 450 $aIC (Computer science) 450 $aImmunocomputing 550 $wg$aBiologically-inspired computing 550 $aImmune system$xComputer simulation 550 $wg$aElectronic digital computers 670 $aWork cat.: 2002044508: Skormin, Victor A. Immunocomputing, 2002:$bCIP galley (Immunocomputing (IC) as a new computing approach replicating the principles of information processing by proteins and immune networks; immunocomputer: a new kind of computing media, the hardware implementation of the IC concept) 670 $aWWW, Google, Dec. 9, 2002$b(Information processing by proteins and immune networks in a new kind of computing in order to solve specific complex problems while protected from viruses, noise, errors, and intrusions. Called immunocomputer by analogy to neurocomputers) | 001 sh2002000764 003 DLC 005 20160304165058.4 008 050330i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2002000764 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 053 0$aQA76.875 150 $aArtificial immune systems 450 $aAISs (Artificial immune systems) 450 $aIC (Computer science) 450 $wnne$aImmunocomputers 450 $aImmunocomputing 550 $wg$aBiologically-inspired computing 550 $aImmune system$xComputer simulation 670 $aWork cat.: 2002044508: Skormin, Victor A. Immunocomputing, 2002:$bCIP galley (Immunocomputing (IC) as a new computing approach replicating the principles of information processing by proteins and immune networks; immunocomputer: a new kind of computing media, the hardware implementation of the IC concept) 670 $aWWW, Google, Dec. 9, 2002$b(Information processing by proteins and immune networks in a new kind of computing in order to solve specific complex problems while protected from viruses, noise, errors, and intrusions. Called immunocomputer by analogy to neurocomputers) 670 $aTan, Ying. Artificial immune system, 2016. 670 $aInspec, viewed October 16, 2015$b(controlled indexing: Artificial immune systems; uncontrolled: Immunocomputing) 670 $aEngineering village, Oct. 16, 2015$b(uncontrolled term: Artificial immune system; in abstract: Artificial immune systems are a branch of computational intelligence inspired by biological immune systems which is utilized to solve a variety of computational problems) 670 $aWikipedia, viewed Oct. 16, 2015$b(Artificial immune system; in artificial intelligence, artificial immune systems (AIS) are a class of computationally intelligent systems inspired by the principles and processes of the vertebrate immune system. the algorithms typically exploit the immune system's characteristics of learning and memory to solve a problem; see also immunocomputing) 680 $iHere are entered works on intelligent computer systems that are modeled on the vertebrate immune system. Works on computer applications in the field of immunology are entered under$aImmunoinformatics. 681 $iNote under$aImmunoinformatics
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001 sh2002001121 003 DLC 005 20130926091743.1 008 020522 | anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2002001121 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 072 7$aH 1120$2lcsh 1003 $aMarin family 5003 $aMarín de Poveda family 670 $aWork cat.: 2002323230: Kostromskie dvori︠a︡ne Mariny, 2001. 675 $aAm. fam. names;$aCent. pop. growth | 001 sh2002001121 003 DLC 005 20160125133349.7 008 020522 | anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2002001121 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 072 7$aH 1120$2lcsh 1003 $aMarin family 5003 $aMarín de Poveda family 5003 $aMarino family 5003 $aMarinovich family 670 $aWork cat.: 2002323230: Kostromskie dvori︠a︡ne Mariny, 2001. 670 $aAm. family names (Hanks), 2003$bMarin (1. Spanish (Marín), French, English, Slovenian, Croatian, and Romanian; from the Latin personal name Marinus 2. Italian (Venetia): variant of Marino 3. Serbian, Croatian, and Slovenian: from the personal name Marija or its short form Mara 4. Galician and Spanish: habitational name 5. French: occupational name for a sailor 6. Asturian-Leonese (Marín): occupational name for a sailor in Asturies) Marinovich (1. Croation and Servian (Marinović): patronymic from Marin; 2. Variant spelling of Ukrainian Marynovych, patronymic from Marin) Marino (1. Italian: from the personal name Marino, from Latin Marinus 2. Italian: habitational name 3. Spanish and Galician (Mariño): occupational name for a sailor) Marina (Spanish and Catalan: 1. topographic name meaning 'coast', 'coastal area', or a habitational name 2. in come cases, perhaps from the female personal name Marina) Marine (1. French: variant of Marin 2. Catalan (Mariné): variant spelling of Mariner, an occupational name for a sailor) Marini (Italian: patronymic or plural form of Marino) 675 $aCent. pop. growth
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001 n 81076899 003 DLC 005 20130214073738.0 008 811116n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 81076899 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00622179 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dOCoLC$dInU 046 $f17970303$g18690805 1001 $aEden, Emily,$d1797-1869 4001 $wnnaa$aEden, Hon. Emily,$d1797-1869 670 $aHer Up the country ... 1866. 670 $aHer Indian portfolio, 2012:$bt.p. (Emily Eden) p. 1 (b. Mar. 3, 1797, Old Palace Yard, Westminster, London) p. 382 (d. Aug. 5, 1869) | 001 n 81076899 003 DLC 005 20160108073846.0 008 811116n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 81076899 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00622179 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dOCoLC$dInU$dStEdNL 046 $f1797-03-03$g1869-08-05$2edtf 1001 $aEden, Emily,$d1797-1869 370 $aWestminster (London, England)$bRichmond (Richmond upon Thames, London, England)$cGreat Britain$cEngland$fCalcutta (India)$2naf 372 $aFiction$2lcsh 374 $aNovelists$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 4001 $wnnaa$aEden, Hon. Emily,$d1797-1869 4000 $aAuthor of The semi-detached house,$d1797-1869 4001 $aSemi-detached house, Author of,$d1797-1869 4000 $aE. E.$q(Emily Eden),$d1797-1869 4001 $aE., E.$q(Emily Eden),$d1797-1869 670 $aHer Up the country ... 1866. 670 $aHer Indian portfolio, 2012:$bt.p. (Emily Eden) p. 1 (b. Mar. 3, 1797, Old Palace Yard, Westminster, London) p. 382 (d. Aug. 5, 1869) 670 $aThe semi-attached couple, 1860:$bt.p. (by the Author of 'The semi-detached house') p. iv (preface signed E.E.) 670 $aOxford DNB online, viewed 7 January 2016$b(Eden, Emily (1797-1869), writer, was born on 3 March 1797 at Old Palace Yard, Westminster; her brother George was appointed governor-general of India in 1835. He was unmarried, and Eden and [her sister] Frances accompanied him to Calcutta in March 1836 and carried out the official duties of the governor's lady, with Emily, the elder, assuming chief responsibility; returned to England in 1842; published: Portraits of the People and Princes of India (1844); The Semi-Detached House, Eden's second novel, was published anonymously in 1859; The Semi-Attached Couple ([1860]); her best-known book, Up the Country (1866); died on 5 August 1869 at Fountain House, Richmond)
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001 sh2003008501 003 DLC 005 20030904135143.0 008 030904i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2003008501 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC 053 0$aQR182.2.I46 150 $aImmunoinformatics 450 $aComputational immunology 450 $aImmunological informatics 550 $wg$aBioinformatics 550 $wg$aImmunology$xData processing 670 $aWork cat.: 2003057599: Immunoinformatics : bioinformatic strategies for better understanding of immune function, c2003. 670 $aGoogle search, July 28, 2003$b(Immunoinformatics--840 hits; Computational immunology--10 hits; Immunological informatics--6 hits.) 670 $aMEDLINE search, July 28, 2003$b(Immunoinformatics 2 hits; other 450 terms--0 hits.) 675 $aMESH;$aDorland's;$aStedman's | 001 sh2003008501 003 DLC 005 20160304165058.4 008 030904i| anannbabn |a ana 010 $ash2003008501 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 053 0$aQR182.2.I46 150 $aImmunoinformatics 450 $aComputational immunology 450 $aImmunological informatics 550 $wg$aBioinformatics 550 $wg$aImmunology$xData processing 670 $aWork cat.: 2003057599: Immunoinformatics : bioinformatic strategies for better understanding of immune function, c2003. 670 $aGoogle search, July 28, 2003$b(Immunoinformatics--840 hits; Computational immunology--10 hits; Immunological informatics--6 hits.) 670 $aMEDLINE search, July 28, 2003$b(Immunoinformatics 2 hits; other 450 terms--0 hits.) 675 $aMESH;$aDorland's;$aStedman's 680 $iHere are entered works on computer applications in the field of immunology. Works on intelligent computer systems that are modeled on the vertebrate immune system are entered under$aArtificial immune systems. 681 $iNote under$aArtificial immune systems
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001 sh2004001246 003 DLC 005 20040714115719.0 008 040714i| anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash2004001246 040 $aWaU$beng$cDLC 150 $aGeodatabases 450 $aDigital geographical databases 450 $aGDBs (Geodatabases) 450 $aGeographic databases 450 $aGeographic information databases 450 $aGeographic information system databases 450 $aGeographic information systems databases 450 $aGeographical databases 450 $aGeographical information system databases 450 $aGeographical information systems databases 450 $aGeography$xDatabases 450 $aGIS databases 450 $aGIS geodatabases 550 $wg$aGeographic information systems 550 $wg$aObject-oriented databases 550 $wg$aRelational databases 670 $aWork cat.: ArcGIS 9. Building a geodatabase, 2004:$bp. 20 (Geodatabases organize geographic data into a hierarchy of data objects. These data objects are stored in feature classes, object classes, and feature datasets.) p. 354 (geodatabase: An object-oriented data model introduced by ESRI that represents geographic features and attributes as objects and the relationships between objects but is hosted inside a relational database management system. A geodatabase can store objects, such as feature classes, feature datasets, nonspatial tables, and relationship classes. 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Much like the file-based coverage model, the geodatabase model consists of a storage mechanism for geographic data and a series of data access components.) | 001 sh2004001246 003 DLC 005 20160125133345.2 008 040714i| anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash2004001246 040 $aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC 150 $aGeodatabases 450 $aDigital geographical databases 450 $aGDBs (Geodatabases) 450 $aGeographic databases 450 $aGeographic information databases 450 $aGeographic information system databases 450 $aGeographic information systems databases 450 $aGeographical databases 450 $aGeographical information system databases 450 $aGeographical information systems databases 450 $aGeography$xDatabases 450 $aGIS databases 450 $aGIS geodatabases 550 $wg$aGeographic information systems 550 $wg$aGeoinformatics 550 $wg$aObject-oriented databases 550 $wg$aRelational databases 670 $aWork cat.: ArcGIS 9. Building a geodatabase, 2004:$bp. 20 (Geodatabases organize geographic data into a hierarchy of data objects. These data objects are stored in feature classes, object classes, and feature datasets.) p. 354 (geodatabase: An object-oriented data model introduced by ESRI that represents geographic features and attributes as objects and the relationships between objects but is hosted inside a relational database management system. A geodatabase can store objects, such as feature classes, feature datasets, nonspatial tables, and relationship classes. 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001 sh2004001275 003 DLC 005 20100526101322.0 008 040709 | anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash2004001275 040 $aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC 053 0$aDS432.5 150 $aEast Indian diaspora 360 $iheadings of the type$aEast Indians--[place] 450 $aDiaspora, East Indian 450 $aEast Indians$xDiaspora 550 $wg$aHuman geography 550 $aEast Indians$xMigrations 670 $aWork cat.: International Conference on the Maintenance of Indian Languages and Culture Abroad (1994 : Mysore, India). Indian diaspora, 2003:$bp. vii (diaspora scattered over 70 odd countries) p. 1 (There are two types of overseas Indian communities: 1) Post-indenture communities, and 2) those composed of so-called NRI's, i.e. no-returned Indians) 670 $aChaliand, G. The Penguin atlas of diasporas, 1995:$btable of contents (The Indian diaspora) 670 $aLC database, July 9, 2004$b(The Indian diaspora : dynamics of migration; Indian diaspora : global identity; The Indian diaspora in Central Asia and its trade, 1550-1900; Migration and modernization : the Indian diaspora in comparative perspective; Culture and economy in the Indian diaspora; Interpreting Indian diasporic experience; Report of the High Level Committee on the Indian Diaspora) 680 $iHere are entered works on the dispersion of East Indian people beyond India. | 001 sh2004001275 003 DLC 005 20160125133343.2 008 040709 | anannbabn |a ana c 010 $ash2004001275 040 $aWaU$beng$cDLC$dDLC 053 0$aDS432.5 150 $aEast Indian diaspora 450 $aDiaspora, East Indian 450 $aEast Indians$xDiaspora 550 $wg$aHuman geography 550 $aEast Indians$xMigrations 670 $aWork cat.: International Conference on the Maintenance of Indian Languages and Culture Abroad (1994 : Mysore, India). Indian diaspora, 2003:$bp. vii (diaspora scattered over 70 odd countries) p. 1 (There are two types of overseas Indian communities: 1) Post-indenture communities, and 2) those composed of so-called NRI's, i.e. no-returned Indians) 670 $aChaliand, G. The Penguin atlas of diasporas, 1995:$btable of contents (The Indian diaspora) 670 $aLC database, July 9, 2004$b(The Indian diaspora : dynamics of migration; Indian diaspora : global identity; The Indian diaspora in Central Asia and its trade, 1550-1900; Migration and modernization : the Indian diaspora in comparative perspective; Culture and economy in the Indian diaspora; Interpreting Indian diasporic experience; Report of the High Level Committee on the Indian Diaspora) 680 $iHere are entered works on the movement of East Indian people beyond India. For works on East Indians who have settled outside India, an additional heading is assigned to designate the place where they have settled, e.g.,$aEast Indians--Foreign countries; East Indians--Caribbean Area.
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