A considerable collection of books kept for use, and not as merchandise; as, a private library; a public library.

A building or apartment appropriated for holding such a collection of books.

An important room on Elysium, where the Carbon Reinitialization Program is executed from.

A newspaper's collection of clippings, books, files, etc.

Programs already present in the operating system (in the LIBS: directory) to make use of the Amiga's special features, many of which are written by individuals rather than Commodore but made generally available so are not necessarily part of the normal distribution. These library functions may be used by application programs, so that programmers do not need to write their own. However, if the programmer uses an uncommon library, it should be included with the program and the install procedure should ensure that it or a later version is installed in the LIBS: directory.

Stored within a project. Libraries contain the model file(s) and data base used for the project. Parts are created in a model file and then checked in to the library. The library tracks the parts, allows us to search for parts, and assigns “rights” to users to control the flow of part data within the system. By placing a part in the library, you also make it available to other people to use as needed. This means that other users can view the parts and use them as reference for other projects. Libraries are used as permanent storage areas for parts. They are the only place that parts are permanently saved where they can be backed up.

A library is a set of subroutines and functions stored in a file. These subroutines and functions are put together in order to provide an easy code-reuse.

A file that contains only functions. Usually libraries contain no main code.

The deck of cards containing the cards placed in a player's hand during the game.

a beautiful place to spend eternity

a good place to find a book that will have it

a good place to start

a common repository with EA-Artifacts across the public sector in Denmark

a free treasure that everyone should experience, and this particular branch has many treats to offer

a genuine treasure

a kind of repository of all possible program routines ranging from listening to the keyboard to managing memory that are specific for the computer where the program has to run on

a depository built to contain books and other materials for reading and study

a delivery room for the birth of ideas, a place where history comes to life

a depository of ideas with which to sharpen the intellect, a source of ideals with which to satisfy the soul

a great idea, but I have a more fundamental question," one reader recently wrote

A storage/retrieval site in a computer program.

A storage bin for symbols, sounds, and bitmapped graphics.

a convenient storage mechanism of genetic information

an information managing institution with tasks including acquisition and storage of published information with the purpose of making it available to and accessible for the target public

A set of high-level software functions with a published interface.

a set of classes and templates of components that the designer can use for the building of different models

a set of commonly used functions and classes that can be "plugged" into any project and taken full advantage of

a set of macros, such as adders, buffers, and flip-flops that is part of the Xilinx interface

a building fixed in space and associated with information

a good example of how categories make it easier for us to locate the information we need

an ever expanding source of information on SRI, both worldwide and in Asia

an Information Center, full of knowledgeable people, which receives, catalogs, and disseminates new information on a daily basis

a great resource for info on CT environmental issues, USE IT

a resource for researchers studying human deafness and facilitates identification of genes expressed in the human membranous labyrinths

a resource no community, regardless of size, can bear to be without

a selection of resources related to the field of information architecture

a hitting program in itself, containing baseball and softball related TERMS And DEFINITIONS and PHOTO ILLUSTRATIONS

an integral part of the educational program of each elementary student

a program that contains classes and/or other resources that other programs can use

a set of predefined interfaces and class declarations that can be used in object-oriented programs

a list of characters or words which has vocation to gather the whole of the vocabulary on which the user wants to work

a professional place where you want find just anything lying on the shelf

a storage space within a FreeHand document that allows you to place various objects that you want to use more than once