uncatalog

uncatalog

[¦ən′kad·əl‚äg]
(computer science)
To remove an entry from the system catalog so that the file named in the entry can no longer be accessed by the operating system.
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In 1912, they were moved to the dental campus itself, but they remained uncataloged and unshelved until 1928, when the school hired a librarian.
A tale of a dentist and his books: classic dental books in the Becker medical library
(17.) "Welcome House Statistical Report for Fiscal Year March 1958-February 1959," and "Welcome House Statistical Report for Fiscal Year March 1,1959 through February 29, i960," uncataloged folder, Archives of the Pearl S.
Pearl S. Buck's "American Children": US democracy, adoption of the Amerasian child, and the occupation of Japan in the hidden flower
For live auctioneers selling uncataloged auctions, the mobile app can be used to photograph an item seconds before it goes on the auction block.
New Mobile Auction Cataloging App Released by Wavebid - Catalog and Photograph Over 100 Lots Per Hour
Instead of sitting haphazardly and uncataloged in a hangar, the otoliths will be archived in the Burke and searchable online for outside scientists.
Fish ear bones offer clues to health of ocean, species
(4.) Warwick Braithwaite to Grace Williams, July 24, 1924, uncataloged, Welsh Music Information Centre, Cardiff.
Shall nation speak unto nation? Grace Williams and the BBC in Wales, 1931-1950
Alpermann identified uncataloged specimens in the Sencken-berg Museum, Frankfurt that were collected by him and Uwe Zajonz at Socotra Island in the Gulf of Aden, using a copy of this manuscript as a guide.
A new species of damselfish (Pomacentridae) from the Indian Ocean
Although the database is largely comprised on "gray" literature (unpublished, uncataloged, and of limited circulation), it represents a large amount of the primary data reported on archaeological sites in the U.
A grave situation: protecting the deceased and their final resting places from destruction
"Smaller, uncataloged debris are even more affected by the changing atmosphere, causing even greater of their numbers to fall back to Earth," he explained.
Sun helping to 'scrub' space trash from orbit
The collection was primarily VHS, CDs, and uncataloged LPs.
Creative fundraising through campus collaborations
I found this recording in an uncataloged box deposited at the CFCH by Kate Rinzler, Ralph Rinzler's widow.
"We don't live like that anymore": Native Peoples at the Smithsonian's Festival of American Folklife, 1970-1976
Unregistered and uncataloged backlogs are evident at both the museum and the gallery.
Knowledge discovery empowering Australian indigenous communities
This is an uncataloged pamphlet in the collection of the New York Academy of Medicine, New York City, New York; and Our Baby [Rio Grande Life Insurance Co.] (Dallas, Texas, not after 1941) and My Baby Days [American National insurance Co.] (Galveston, Texas, 1956).
Reading baby books: medicine, marketing, money and the lives of American infants
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