Most complete book/journal/database/electronic-material databases

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In summary, a "most complete" book/journal/database/electronic-material database is a comprehensive collection of resources within a specific field or subject. These databases differ from regular databases in terms of the breadth and depth of their content, and are often used by researchers, academics, and students. They can be accessed through online platforms or through academic institutions, and the best way to determine if a database is "most complete" is to research its content and compare it to others in the same subject area.
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hello!

can you post your bookmarks about:
- book repositories
- journal repositories
- database repositories
- electronic material repositories
etc

for example, when you are looking for all possible books about a specific subject, you just search at amazon? or what else?

thanks!
 
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Yes, for book I guess Amazon is the best one. For Journals you would need a subscription to access the papers, but just to search try Google Scholar, or Microsoft Academic Search.
 

1. What is a "most complete" book/journal/database/electronic-material database?

A "most complete" book/journal/database/electronic-material database refers to a comprehensive collection of resources within a specific field or subject. These databases typically contain a wide range of materials such as books, journals, articles, and electronic resources related to a particular topic.

2. How are these databases different from regular databases?

Most complete databases are different from regular databases in terms of the breadth and depth of their content. They usually contain a larger number of resources and cover a wider range of topics within a specific subject area. They also often include more specialized and niche materials that may not be available in regular databases.

3. Who uses most complete databases and why?

Researchers, academics, and students often use most complete databases to access a wide range of resources on a particular topic. These databases provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of knowledge in a field and can be a valuable resource for conducting research and staying up-to-date with the latest developments in a subject area.

4. How can I access most complete databases?

Most complete databases are usually available through online platforms, either through paid subscriptions or through academic institutions such as universities and libraries. Some databases may also offer free access to certain resources or have a limited-time free trial period for users to explore the database.

5. How do I know if a database is "most complete"?

The best way to determine if a database is "most complete" is to research its content and compare it to other databases in the same subject area. Look for databases that have a wide variety of resources and cover a broad range of topics within the field. Additionally, reading reviews and seeking recommendations from experts in the field can also help in identifying the most complete databases.

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