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<code> </code> MARC language code (indicator left blank) <br> <code>ǂa</code> Language code (R)

...addition of holdings symbols) an existing MARC record. These data and the code in the 008/39 (Cataloging source) specify the parties responsible for the b <code>ǂa</code> Original cataloging agency (NR)<br>

...heck for records where $a (now repeatable) contains more than one language code *852$a "Folger Shakespeare Library" (or "DFo" if MARC code is preferable in context)

* [[MARC 041 Language Code]] * [[MARC 043 Geographic Area Code]]

...g on how much you can determine about the distribution of the item. Prefer code '''t''' when uncertain. ...place and publisher from the 260 field (and subsequently included Country code '''xx'''). As part of the transition to RDA, catalogers should include plac

..., graphic, map, &c.; see more about record format below) and with the same language of description: ...hapter 5, " Quality Assurance," about reporting Type code changes and Type code editing capabilities.

Otherwise, use the following language:<br/> ...i.e. STC22273Fo1No68.jpg, not STC 22273 Fo 1 No 68.jpg). Use the following code to insert the image into the page, replacing the placeholder image I have h

...e Renaissance, in turn, provided the inspiration for the pioneering modern code-breaker,William F. Friedman—chief cryptanalyst for the U.S. government fr ...introduction to ciphers (as well as to his wife Elizebeth, a distinguished code-breaker in her own right) came through his early work on Sir Francis Bacon,

...ff-the-shelf tools. This will precede teaching them how to write their own code to perform tailored network analysis. The two weeks will culminate in prese ...ncy: one that has yet to establish protocols, best practices, and even the language by which we invoke technical processes and methods. We have the opportunity

...DR/07 (Blvl) '''c''' (signifying that the record describes a collection of language material). **If it is only a single playbill, code the record as LDR/06 (Type) '''a''' and LDR/07 (Blvl) '''m'''.

Always "US-DFo" (the international MARC code for the Folger Shakespeare Library) <code>$$aUS-DFo</code>

...nes the entry of common authority information such as associated place and language. <!-- BEGIN COMMENTED-OUT VOYAGER CODE

...ubscription databases" is the exception. There is no machine-readable MARC code for them, so catalogers need to add the abbreviation "DB" to a non-displayi ...c/bibliographic/bdleader.html MARC Leader] is a, c, or e (Type of Record = Language material, Notated music, or Cartographic material) AND where either of thes

===== '''BASIC (beginner's all-purpose symbolic instruction code)''' ===== : A simple, easy-to-learn programming language developed in the mid-1960s for nonscience students that incorporated a simp

...ved legally troublesome, as it violated a variety of Washington, D.C. fire code and zoning laws; subsequently, Wright used the space only for lectures and ...variety of organizations as advisor and board member, including the Modern Language Association and the National Geographic Society. He was a trustee for the

...while the 008/35-37 contains the three-digit language code for the primary language of the manifestation that was cataloged. As you may notice in these example ...three-letter language codes]). If it is a translation, also gives original language.

...ard, Katherine O’Brien O’Keefe, and John Unsworth, 53–73. New York: Modern Language Association, 2006. Accessed July 10, 2013. ...mlet: Syping, Discoery and Secret Faults.” ''Shakespeare from the Margins: Language, Culture, Context''. Chicago: University of Chicago, 1996.

...notes are taken from the RBMS list, or if not present there, from the MARC code list or RDA list. <code>100 1 ‡a Shakespeare, William, ‡d 1564-1616, ‡e author. </code><br>

...sy of the [http://marshallfoundation.org/library/collection/subject-guides/code-breaking-subject-guide/#!/collection=926 George C. Marshall Foundation], Le :''Bacon was, in fact, the inventor of the binary code that forms the basis of modern electronic digital computers.''

...land and Wales. ǂb Sovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I), ǂe issuing body. </code> :<code>1101 England and Wales. ǂb Privy Council, ǂe issuing body. </code>