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NLM (National Library of Medicine) Classification
NLM (National Library of Medicine) Classification
http://wwwcf.nlm.nih.gov/class/ Covers the field of medicine and related sciences. Designed to enable integration into an LCC environment, it utilizes schedules QS-QZ and W-WZ, permanently excluded from the LC Classification Schedules. A product of the National Library of Medicine for the arrangement of library materials in the field of medicine and related sciences used internationally. NLM Classification Materials Last updated: 23 April 2009 First published: 08 October 2002waiting for hand_moderation NLM Classification Home Page Library and Information Science > Technical Services > Cataloguing > Classification > Subject-Specific Schemes
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Covers the field of medicine and related sciences. Designed to enable integration into an LCC environment, it utilizes schedules QS-QZ and W-WZ, permanently excluded from the LC Classification Schedules.
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A detailed outline of the classification scheme used by the American Mathematical Society for papers on mathematical subjects.
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Outlines the major categories of the ANSCR classifiction system and provides a brief explanation of the call number composition. ANSCR is the system used by many public and academic libraries for the arrangement of sound recordings.
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Classification schema related to preservation, drawn from a number of sources, including LISA, ERIC, Art Index, Applied Science and Technology Index, and seven others.
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A controlled vocabulary that can be used to improve access to cultural heritage information in the global networked environment. The AAT is a vocabulary of nearly 120,000 terms for describing objects, textural materials, images, architecture and material culture from antiquity to the present.
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