Titlebook: Biological Abstracts / BIOSIS; The First Fifty Year William Campbell Steere Book 1976 Biosciences Information Service of Biological Abstrac

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altruism

The Founding of Biological Abstracts,ng felt. The gradual shift toward institutional rather than individual support for . began only a decade after its founding and was brought about not by any change in the original concept but by the urgent need for funds on a life-or-death basis to prevent the sudden liquidation of the whole enterpr

accordance

Coexistence with a Time Bomb,safe to generalize that the initial issue of ., which appeared in December. 1926, represented the first regular, systematic, and comprehensive coverage of the zoological literature in America as well as a great improvement m the coverage of botanical and bacteriological literature. This was because

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Consolidation and Growth,il, in order to find methods by which it might achieve its maximum efficiency. He wrote well and apparently easily, and his career was regularly punctuated by definitive and articulate reports devoted to every aspect of the operation of .,present and future, as well as other areas of scientific info

有惡意

The Computerization of Biological Abstracts,t Cold Spring Harbor. In the light of more recent events, the first memorandum is especially illuminating, particularly the “Excerpts from letters of recommendation,” as it is rare indeed for one individual to be recommended in such glowing terms by so many people. As things turned out, these five s

痛苦一生

The Mechanization of Biological Abstracts/BIOSIS, were purchased—but much delayed in their delivery—and the first issue of . for 1949 was produced by the offset method. This first step to modernize methodology did serve the purpose for which it was intended, as it reduced the cost of printing nearly 50 percent. Also, the preparation of manuscript

無(wú)能性

Housing Biological Abstracts for a Half-Century,utes of the meetings of the board of trustees of Biological Abstracts through the years abound in earnest and heartfelt expressions of gratitude to the university for its continued and generous hospitality in providing space for operations—and at no cost. These forty years of close association with

處理

,The Trustees of Biological Abstracts, 1927–1976,ne. They are selected from all professional areas that are concerned with the life sciences, both theoretical and applied, and with the communication of scientific information: university professors and administrators, civil servants, scientists from private research institutions, librarians (includ

DEBT

Book 1976as known all its later editors and administra- tive officers. What he does not say is that tn length of service to BIOSIS, in seniority, he stands among only a few past and present members of the board of trustees; nor does he mention that at least as frequently as any other biologist he has been ca