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cataloger::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | cataloguer |
| Type of | bibliothec, librarian |
| Derivation | catalogue |
Examples of cataloger
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Tarrab landed major orders from customers such as cataloger Hammacher Schlemmer.
From the washingtonpost.com
The critical health psychologist is an agent of change, not simply an analyst or cataloger.
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She began working in the library system in 1977 as a cataloger.
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Freeman began her career as a library cataloger.
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James P. Ascher is an assistant professor and rare-book cataloger at the University of Colorado at Boulder libraries.
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The cataloger oversees the collections, takes inventory and makes recommendations to the Director Assistant Director of areas that need to be updated.
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Likewise, Shuford had no idea Bello had earned three academic degrees and worked at UNC-CH as a serials cataloger, meticulously organizing journal articles.
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Fashion magazines load their pages with the season's hottest color trends, but fashion cataloger Monroe and Main helps readers stay on-trend by making sense out of it.
From the sfgate.com
Any particular cataloger might only have a few transactions recorded per household it has done business with and no data whatever on the majority of prospects.
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- A librarian who classifies publication according to a categorial system
- (Cataloging) A library catalog (or library catalogue) is a register of all bibliographic items found in a library or group of libraries, such as a network of libraries at several locations. A bibliographic item can be any information entity (e.g. ...
- (Cataloging) A department of librarians who assign call numbers and subject headings to books and also create and update information in the library catalog.
- (Cataloging) is the creation of a full record of information about an object, cross-referenced to other records and files, and includes the process of identifying and documenting these objects in detail. Curators often prepare and keep up the information about the artwork. ...
- (CATALOGING) Creating long lists for poetic or rhetorical effect. The technique is common in epic literature, where conventionally the poet would devise long lists of famous princes, aristocrats, warriors, and mythic heroes to be lined up in battle and slaughtered. ...
- (Cataloging) The process of adding images and both administrative and descriptive information about them, either automatically or manually, to an image database, or digital asset management system.
- (Cataloging) is the systematic organization of information, data, or materials so that they can be retrieved when the requester needs them. Cataloging follows rules and practices to enable users to understand the system. ...
- (cataloging) the process of making entries for a library's catalog. This includes recording of descriptive information about the work (author, title, physical characteristics, any notes deemed necessary, etc. ...
