Study of appplication efficiency of library scientific and technical journals
Xiong You
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Xiong You
Abstract
The percentage use of literatures cited by authors in their articles from scientific and technical journals is analysed on basis of sample investigation of three universaties′ journals. It is shown, that scientific and technical journals are the most important information resources. The factors, which affect the use of information resources of journals,are discussed. A method of developing information resources of journals to serve teaching and scientific research is presented.
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The percentage use of literatures cited by authors in their articles from scientific and technical journals is analysed on basis of sample investigation of three universaties′ journals. It is shown, that scientific and technical journals are the most important information resources. The factors, which affect the use of information resources of journals,are discussed. A method of developing information resources of journals to serve teaching and scientific research is presented.
Key concepts: Sample (material), Scientific literature, Technical report, Affect (linguistics), Library science, Computer science, Psychology, World Wide Web