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Invitation to Present | SoFerence 2026: A Global Platform to Showcase AI Use Cases in Libraries at Virtual
September 10, 2026 from 9:30am to 5pm
Call for Paper for Libra World: The International Journal of Library and Information Technology (ISSN: 3139-1133) at online
August 1, 2026 at 6pm to August 20, 2026 at 7pm
Please answer the following questions(7):
Please answer the following questions:
- User profile is related to ( CAS, User studies, SDI, Indexing and Abstracting service)
- Micro – opaque card is ( book , Periodical, Non- book material , Cartographic materials)
- ATOM INDEX ( AGRIS, INIS, BARC, DESIDOC)
- European translation centre is lactated at ( Delft, London, Brussels , The Hugue)
- UNISIST is ( Word Information System for Sc. And Tech., Documentation centre in USA, Type of Special Information Sc. And Tech)
- Exchange of Documents among libraries is called (Resources sharing , ILA)
- INDONET Is sponsored by (Govt. of India, Planning commission, CMC Ltd. UGC)
- Which of the following networks is not primarily for academic purpose ( ERNET, JANET, NICNET)
- Who is the father of punched cards ( J P Echerrt, Charles babbage, Herman Hollerith, J V Neumann)
- PC falls in ( Super computer, Main frame, Micro computer, Mini computer)
- The memory capacity of computer is measured in ( Bytes, Hertz, KBPS, Chips)
- Rom is a component of (Microprocessor , Photoelectric cell, Magnetic cores0
- In computer jargon ,the printed copy is often refereed as ( hard copy, soft copy, reprinted copy, duplicate copy)
- BLAISE specializes in the field of ( ENGG. , Tech. Biomedicine , Societal Sc.)
- A file name in a database file should not exceed more than ( 8 characters, 6 characters, 5 characters, 10 characters)
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Permalink Reply by Keerti Purwar on
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1-SDI
2- Non- book material
3-INIS
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5-Documentation centre in USA
6-Resources sharing
7-CMC Ltd
8-NICNET
9-Punched cards were first used around 1725 by Basile Bouchon and Jean-Baptiste Falcon as a more robust form of the perforated paper rolls then in use for controlling textile looms in France. This technique was greatly improved by Joseph Marie Jacquard in his Jacquard loom in 1801.
10. Mini computer)
11. Bytes
12.Microprocessor
13. hard copy
14.ENGG
15. 8 characters
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Permalink Reply by Shweta Gupta on
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1. SDI
2.Non book Material
3.INIS
4.Delft
5.World Information Syst in Sc & Tech,
6.ILA
7.CMC
8. NICNET
9.Herman H
10.Micro computer
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Permalink Reply by Hemalatha on
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1. SDI
3. INIS
4. Delft
5. Word Information System for Sc. And Tech.,
6. ILA
7. CMC Ltd Pl check the links http://www.webpages.uidaho.edu/~mbolin/jebaraj-networks.htm
8. NICNET
9. pl check the links sir http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punched_card
10. Micro
11. Bytes
12. Photoelectric cell
14. British Library's Automated Information SErvice (BLAISE) library automation
15. 8 characters
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Permalink Reply by saloni on
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1-sdi
2- non book
3-inis
4- delft
5-Word Information System for Sc. And Tech
6-Resources sharing
7-CMC Ltd
8 NICNET
9-J P Echerr
10-Mini computer
11- Bytes
12-(Microprocessor
13- hard copy
14-engg
15-8 characters
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Permalink Reply by jothivel rathinam on
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1.SDI 2.NON BOOK MATERIAL 3. BARC 4. BRUSSELS 5. DOCUMENTATION CENTRE IN USA 6. RESOURCE SHARING 7. PLANNING COMMISSION 8. NICNET 9. HERMAN HOLLERITH 10. MICRO COMPUTER 11. KBPS 12. MICRO PROCESSOR 13. HARD COPY 14. ENGG.TECH 15. 8 CHARACTERS
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Permalink Reply by Priya Ranjan Mahalik on
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1. CAS
2. Non-book Material
3.INIS
4.Delft
5.Documentation centre in USA
6.Resource Sharing
7.CMC Ltd.
8.NICNET
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10.Mini Computer
11. Bytes
12. Microprocessor
13. Hard copy
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Permalink Reply by Praveen Kumar on
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q. No. 1 Ans is SDI
q.3. INIS
q.4. delf the neatherlands
q. 8. NICNET
11. bytes
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