Definition of documentalist in English:

documentalist

noun dɒkjʊˈmɛnt(ə)lɪst

A person engaged in keeping records and providing information.
文献资料工作者
the official documentalist of the British Olympic team
Example sentencesExamples
- This consideration could serve as an example of combining the requirements of the documentalist with those of the researcher in the field of metallurgy.
- As one of the people interviewed put it, the documentalists are at the centre of the information revolution.
- This code seeks to express the basic responsibilities of the documentalist to his profession, to those with whom or for whom he works and to the public at large.
- The remaining part is being treated and only accessible after consultation with the documentalist.
- The relevance rankings of the journals varied among the different occupational groups (scientists vs. practitioners, librarians vs. documentalists).
- A training workshop for researchers and documentalists was held for the first time in Gaborone in June 1997.
- The producer or documentalist can query by text, as usual, and by visual example, using stills or video sequences.
- One of the tasks proposed for the centre was to host and facilitate a workshop for documentalists on the continent.
- Librarians and documentalists are already in the forefront of change.
- Traditional librarians and documentalists will certainly have a pilot role to play in sorting out this chaos.
- The satisfaction that comes to the user from the documentalist is the satisfaction of being able to do things with documents in all available media and genres.
- These materials are meant to simply be guidelines for these documentalists, not complete education kits.
- I am a librarian, documentalist and archivist.
- During the early 1900s the documentalists felt a need for a general term, which could describe the content of the documenting activity.
- The reality is that the number of health staff themselves is often inadequate - a documentalist would be a luxury.
- In November l986, a national meeting was held for agricultural librarians and documentalists.
- The European documentalists of the 1930s, who had written mainly in French and German, were largely forgotten.
- Much attention is given to the documentalist's methods and instruments (most of which are borrowed from old techniques developed by similar professionals e.g., librarians).
- Some trace this to the European documentalists of the late 19th and early 20th century, who had social and cultural goals in gathering and organizing representations of knowledge.

Rhymes

environmentalist, experimentalist, fundamentalist, instrumentalist, mentalist, orientalist, ornamentalist, sentimentalist, transcendentalist

单词	documentalist
释义	Definition of documentalist in English: documentalist noun dɒkjʊˈmɛnt(ə)lɪst A person engaged in keeping records and providing information. 文献资料工作者 the official documentalist of the British Olympic team Example sentencesExamples This consideration could serve as an example of combining the requirements of the documentalist with those of the researcher in the field of metallurgy. As one of the people interviewed put it, the documentalists are at the centre of the information revolution. This code seeks to express the basic responsibilities of the documentalist to his profession, to those with whom or for whom he works and to the public at large. The remaining part is being treated and only accessible after consultation with the documentalist. The relevance rankings of the journals varied among the different occupational groups (scientists vs. practitioners, librarians vs. documentalists). A training workshop for researchers and documentalists was held for the first time in Gaborone in June 1997. The producer or documentalist can query by text, as usual, and by visual example, using stills or video sequences. One of the tasks proposed for the centre was to host and facilitate a workshop for documentalists on the continent. Librarians and documentalists are already in the forefront of change. Traditional librarians and documentalists will certainly have a pilot role to play in sorting out this chaos. The satisfaction that comes to the user from the documentalist is the satisfaction of being able to do things with documents in all available media and genres. These materials are meant to simply be guidelines for these documentalists, not complete education kits. I am a librarian, documentalist and archivist. During the early 1900s the documentalists felt a need for a general term, which could describe the content of the documenting activity. The reality is that the number of health staff themselves is often inadequate - a documentalist would be a luxury. In November l986, a national meeting was held for agricultural librarians and documentalists. The European documentalists of the 1930s, who had written mainly in French and German, were largely forgotten. Much attention is given to the documentalist's methods and instruments (most of which are borrowed from old techniques developed by similar professionals e.g., librarians). Some trace this to the European documentalists of the late 19th and early 20th century, who had social and cultural goals in gathering and organizing representations of knowledge. Rhymes environmentalist, experimentalist, fundamentalist, instrumentalist, mentalist, orientalist, ornamentalist, sentimentalist, transcendentalist
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