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Journal of Documentation, Volume 44
Volume 44, Number 1, 1988
- Quentin L. Burrell:
Modelling the Bradford phenomenon. 1-18 - Roy Rada, Hafedh Mili, Gary Letourneau, Doug Johnston:
Creating and Evaluating Entry Terms. 19-41 - John T. Dickman, Gerard O. Platau:
The Recruiting of Chemists for a Chemical Abstracting and Information Service. 42-52 - Leo Egghe:
On the Classification of the Classical bibliometric Laws. 53-62
Volume 44, Number 2, 1988
- Colin H. Davidson, Philippe L. Davidson, Kalev Ruberg:
Expert Systems and the Use of Information in Building Design and Construction. 91-118 - Paul Thompson:
Subjective Probability and Information Retrieval: a Review of the Psychological literature. 119-143 - Michael Mandelstam:
Thesaurus on Equipment for Disabled People. 144-158 - Brenda M. Rimmer:
Documentation note: Abstract journals: a Survey of Patent Coverage. 159-165
Volume 44, Number 3, 1988
- Douglas J. Foskett:
Brian Vickery a Personal Memoir. 199-204 - Harry East, Amber Adams:
B.C. Vickery: Bibliography. 205-215 - E. J. Coates:
The Role of Classification in Information Retrieval: Action and Thought in the Contribution of Brian Vickery. 216-225 - Margaret Slater:
Social scientists' Information Needs in the 1980s. 226-237 - Donald J. Urquhart:
National Document supply and Catalogue Entry supply. 238-241 - Phyllis A. Richmond:
Precedent-Setting Contributions to Modern Classification. 242-249 - John Gray:
Research and Development in the UK. 250-258
Volume 44, Number 4, 1988
- Terry M. Heisey:
Paradigm Agreement and literature obsolescence: a Comparative Study in the literature of the dead Sea Scrolls. 285-301 - Quentin L. Burrell:
A Simple Empirical Method for Predicting Library Circulations. 302-314 - Carmel Maguire, Eugenia Lovelace:
Marketing in the Australian food Industry: the Information Base. 315-338 - Robert T. Bottle, Chaffai Tekfi:
Documentation note: Readability of French Scientific Texts. 339-345 - Elizabeth M. Rodger:
Progress in Documentation: British University Libraries 1977-1987: some observations on the Challenges of declining Resources. 346-378
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