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Relocations for Table 1i - Common auxiliaries of point of view

Notes

In response to inquiries from users, we offer here a complete list of relocations of the obsolete 'Common auxiliaries of point of view'. The philosophy behind the cancellation of this common auxiliary table has been explained in articles Extensions and Corrections:

Robinson, Geoffrey. An odd point of view: some reflections on Table 1i in the UDC Common auxiliaries. Extensions and Corrections to the UDC, No. 19 (1997), pages 29-31.

Broughton, Vanda. The revision process in UDC: an examination of the systematic auxiliary of 'Point-of-view' using facet-analytical methods. Extensions and Corrections to the UDC, No. 20 (1998), pages 17-20.

Relocations of the contents of Table 1i appeared in stages in Extensions and Corrections, No. 19 (1997) and No. 23 (2001). They are now united, with adjustments to the earlier entries to allow for recent revisions (e.g. of 2 'Religion'). It will be seen that many of the relocation notes refer to the new class 005 'Management', which also appeared in Extensions and Corrections No. 23, and most of the others refer to other auxiliary tables, particularly those of Properties -02, Materials -03 and Persons -05.

Because of the many references to main class 0 and the -0 auxiliaries in Table 1k, particular care should be taken to distinguish between 0..., .0... and -0...

Where the relocation reference is to a main number, it is assumed that the user will create colon combinations as required.

Relocations

x .000	(Writer's or author's point of view) use colon combination, e.g. 008:275.4 Civilization, culture from the Calvinist viewpoint 2-181.5:575.8 Creation of man from the point of view of evolutionary theory 327.362:355 Pacifist movements from the military, defence point of view 327.39(6):329.14 Pan-Africanism from the socialist viewpoint 342.4:329.61 The constitution in relation to illegal parties and movements 343:141.45 Criminal law from the atheist viewpoint 575.8:28 Evolutionary theory from the Islamic viewpoint 613.888:272 Contraception from the Roman Catholic viewpoint 65.015:331.105.44 Work study from the trade union viewpoint 78.031.2(=414/=45):27-76 African primitive music in the liturgy, from the Christian missionary's viewpoint 821.133.1-2:141.32 French drama from the existentialist viewpoint If required, authorial bias may be denoted by the subdivisions of -056.15 from Table 1k 'Common auxiliaries of persons and personal characteristics', e.g. 613.888:272-056.153 Contraception: pro-Roman-Catholic viewpoint
x .000.1	(Philosophical standpoint) —>14
x .000.165	(Point of view of theory of knowledge, epistemology) —> 165
x .000.17	(Moral, ethical point of view) —> 17
x .000.2	(Religious standpoint) —> 2
x .000.28	(Christian point of view) —> 27
x .000.29	(Non-Christian point of view) —> 27-727
x .000.32	(Political point of view) —> 32
x .000.34	(Legal point of view) —> 34
x .000.57	(Biological point of view) —> 57
x .000.659	(Publicity, advertising point of view) —> 659.1
x .000.7.071	(Artist's point of view) —> 7.01
x .000.93	(Historical point of view) For historical presentation of a subject see (091) in Table 1d. For relation to historiography use ... :93. For relation to general history, use ... :94

x .001	(Preparatory point of view) —> 001.894; (Theoretical aspect) —> -027.21, 001.893
x .001.1	(General idea, conception) —> 001.1
x .001.11	(Concept. Definition) —> 001.11
x .001.12	(Programme. Objectives. Targets) [form] —> (083.97); [subject] —> 005.214/.216
x .001.13	(Outline. Draft. Proposals) [form] —> (0.041), (088.87); [subject] —> 005.21 or class with conferences at 005.745
x .001.14	(Plans. Master plan) [form] —> (083.92); [subject] —> 005.21, 331.103.22, 351.712.2.025
x .001.15	(Hypotheses. Working hypotheses) —> 001.5
x .001.16	(Problems emerging at preparatory stage) —> -021.64, -021.475.4
x .001.18	(Prognoses. Forecasts. Projections) —> 001.18, 005.521
x .001.2	(Implementation studies. Studies of realization, execution. Requirements. Preconditions) [form] —> (078.7); [subject] —> 005.54
x .001.23	(Detail plans) [form] —> (083.92); [subject] class with methods at 005.22
x .001.24	(Calculations) —> 330.131; cf. 001.103, 006.76
x .001.25	(Safety requirements) [properties] —> -027.45; [subject] —> 006.88, 614.8
x .001.26	(Optimization) —> 005.591.1, 331.582, 519.863; cf. -022.233
x .001.3	(Descriptions. Identification. Classification. Comparison) —> 001.82, 003.623, 006.72
x .001.31	(General descriptions. Explanation) —> (0.072), (088.86)
x .001.32	(Source. Origin. Provenance) —> -021.5, especially -021.51/.52
x .001.33	(Classification. Grouping. Arrangement. Systematization) —> 001.82, 006.72
x .001.36	(Comparison) [form] —> (083.77); [properties] —> -021.272; [subject] —> 001.53
x .001.361	(Equality. Equivalence. Identity) —> -021.23/.24
x .001.362	(Similarity. Resemblance. Analogy. Partial, limited equivalence) —> -021.252, -021.271
x .001.363	(Inequality. Nonequivalence. Dissimilarity) —> -021.244, -021.254
x .001.365	(Compatibility. Incompatibility) —> -021.29
x .001.37	(Selection. Evaluative and quantitative selection. Positive and negative selection) [form] —>(084.83); [subject] —> 005.585, 005.932.3, 005.953.2, 165.225.23
x .001.4	(Testing. Experiments) [form] —> (047.31); [subject] —> 001.891.5, 005.935.33, 620.1
x .001.41	(Testing before and during setting up) —> 001.891.53; (Trial runs. Appraisal of prototypes and samples) —> 001.891.57
x .001.42	(Testing during operation. Working tests. Monitoring. Routine checks) —> 001.891.55, 005.584.1
x .001.43	(Testing after modification, conversion, improvement) —> 001.891.58
x .001.45	(Testing under specified conditions) —> 005.935.33:..., 620.1
x .001.5	(Scientific and technical investigation) [form] —>(047.31); [subject] —> 001.891
x .001.53	(Laboratory research, experiments) —> 001.891.53
x .001.55	(Field research, experiments) —> 001.891.55
x .001.57	(Research, experiments with models. Simulation) —> 001.891.57, 004.94
x .001.572	(With theoretical models) —> 001.891.57-027.21
x .001.573	(With mathematical and analogous models) —> 001.891.57:51, 519.87
x .001.575	(With physical, material models) —> 001.891.57
x .001.6	(Development work) —> 001.892; (Realization, application of research results) —> 001.126
x .001.63	(Planning. Design. Pilot projects) [form] —> (083.9); [properties] —> -025.13; [subject] —> 006.76/.77
x .001.66	(Implementation. Construction) —> 005.54, 331.103. 24
x .001.7	(Progress. Reforms. Improvements) —> 005.591.1, 005.591.4
x .001.71	(Progress generally) —> 005.336, 008
x .001.73	(Reforms. Revisions. Reorganization. Conversion. Alteration. Modification) [form] —> (0.041.4); [subject] —> 005.591.4
x .001.76	(Improvements) —> 005.591.1, 005.62; (innovation, modernization) —> 005.591.6, 316.422
x .001.8	(Dissemination of ideas) —> 001.9, 005.57
x .001.81	(Generalization. Extension of applicability) [properties] —> -024.84; [subject] —> 001.91
x .001.82	(Furthering, encouragement of spread of ideas. Promotion) —> 001.38, 001.92, 005.575
x .001.83	(Popularization) —> 001.9
x .001.85	(Training. Practice) —> 005.963.1, cf. -057.8
x .001.86	(Exchange of experiences) —> 001.83, 005.575
x .001.87	(Obstacles to the spread of ideas) —> 001.99, 005.332.5

x .002	(Practical point of view) —> -027.22; (Realization. Execution. Production) —> 005.54, 005.935
x .002.1	(Commencement of operations. Initial phases. Preliminary work. Assembly of materials and auxiliaries. Start) [properties] —> -021.64, -021.67; [subject] —> 331.103.22; see also starting of particular activities, e.g. 622.244.5 [mining], 66.013.5 [chemical engineering], 711.11 [physical planning]
x .002.2	(Production. Production methods) [properties] —> -027.3; [subject] —> 338.3, 338.45; cf. "37" (Table 1g), 005.61
x .002.22	(Prefabrication. Processing into half-finished products) [properties] —> -027.38; [subject] —> 62-112.6, 69.057
x .002.25/.254	(Ageing, natural/artificial) —> 620.193.91 and see 'ageing', 'tempering', 'seasoning' under various industries, e.g. 621.785.78 [plastic working], 663.058.2/.3 [beverages], 666.29.022.73 [enamels], 674.047 [timber]
x .002.26	(Production under special conditions) —> 338.3... Denote conditions by colon combination, Table 1k -02 etc. (Under emergency conditions) —> -022.326.5; cf. "36..." (Table 1g)
x .002.27	(Provisional operations. Temporary expedients. Makeshift, emergency measures) [time]—> "742", [properties]—> -022.326; [subject] —> 005.931.1
x .002.29	(Finishing. Final machining) See under various industries, e.g. 621.7.09 [plastic working], 621.923.4 [machining], 625.089 [rail/highway engineering], 630*82 [forestry products], 66.05 [chemical industries], 675.026/.028 [leather], 676.028 [paper & board], 677.027.6 [textiles], 678.029.7 [macromoleculars], 684.4.059 [furniture], 698 [buildings]
x .002.3	(Materials (production aspect)) —> -03, 620.2
x .002.33	(Raw materials) —> 005.936.41, 620.21; see also specific materials in Table 1k -03 and various industries
x .002.34	(Auxiliary materials) —> -021.663; see also specific materials in Table 1k -03 and various industries
x .002.35	(Additives)—> -021.632, 66.022.3; see also specific materials in Table 1k -03 and various industries
x .002.38	(Substitute materials) —> -021.635; cf. 005.591.4
x .002.5	(Production plant, machinery, equipment) —> 62-1/-9, 621.7/.9, 67.05; cf. 005.93
x .002.51	(Primary plant. Heavy machinery) —> 62-11, 62-183.2; cf. -021.62, -022.17
x .002.52	(Auxiliary machinery and equipment) —> -021.633; see also specific devices in 62-1/-9 and various industries.
x .002.54	(Tools. Implements) —> 621.7, 67.05; see also specific tools in 62-1/-9 and various industries
x .002.56	(Instruments. Precision mechanisms) —> 62-187.4, 681; see also specific instruments under various industries
x .002.6	(Results of processes. Products) —> 005.936.43, 67.06; see also specific kinds of product in 62-1/-9 and various industries
x .002.62	(Intermediate products. Half-finished products) [properties] —> -021.65, [subject] —> 005.936.42
x .002.63	(Raw products) [ = products of one process becoming raw materials for another process] use 005.936.43:005.936.41; cf. -021.65
x .002.64	(Final products. Refined products. Finished goods) [properties] —> -021.66; [subject] —> 005.936.43, 620.22
x .002.645	(Goods with high-quality finish. De luxe models) [properties] —> -021.479; [subject] use 005.936.43-021.479
x .002.67	(By-products) —> 005.936.44, 67.08; cf. 620.22
x .002.68	(Waste. Residues. Refuse. Scrap) [properties] —> -027.332; [subject] —> 005.936.5
x .002.7	(Auxiliary operations. Ancillary work) [properties] —> -021.633; [subject] use 331.102-021.633
x .002.71	(Transport. Handling. Haulage. Conveyance) —> 656.025.4
x .002.72	(Mounting. Assembling. Fitting. Installation) —> 62-74, 62-77, 621.71
x .002.8	(Utilization, exploitation of by-products, of scrap. Waste recovery, reclamation) —> 502.174, 620.28, 628.477.6; cf. -027.33
x .002.82	(Direct, immediate utilization) —> 628.477.1
x .002.84	(Indirect utilization. Reprocessing) —> 628.477.2

x .003	(Economic and financial point of view) —> 33
x .003.1	(Economic point of view) —> 33, especially 330.1
x .003.12	(Costing. Estimates) [form] —> (083.78); [subject] —> 330.138.1
x .003.13	(Economic yield. Output) —> 330.133.2, 338.314
x .003.14	(Value in use. Use-value) —> 330.133.1
x .003.2	(Financial point of view) —> 336
x .003.3	(Accountancy and bookkeeping point of view) —> 657
x .003.5	(Property point of view. Ownership) —> 332.21, 347.23
x .003.52	(Private. Privately owned) —> -027.551
x .003.54	(Public. Publicly owned) —> -027.555
x .003.8	(Profit point of view. Profitability) —> 330.13, 338.515

x .004	(Point of view of application, operation, use) —> -027
x .004.1	(Descriptions) [form] —> (035), (088.86); [properties] —> -028.44
x .004.11	(Detailed description, specification) [form] —> (083.742), (088.84); [subject] —> 006, 347.77.028.3
x .004.12	(Properties. Characteristics) —> Table 1k -02
x .004.121	(Limits) —> -021.351
x .004.122	(Advantages) —> -021.475
x .004.124	(Disadvantages. Drawbacks) —> -021.475
x .004.13	(Method of operation) —> -027
x .004.14	(Use. Application. Practice. Function) —> -027.2
x .004.15	(Technical efficiency. Reliability. Performance) [properties] —> -027.236, -027.45; [subject] —> 006.015.7, 531.41; cf. 006.83
x .004.16/.164	(Losses in application, operation, use) —> -027.236
x .004.17	(Capacity. Capability, e.g. of machines, of vehicles) —> 62-186
x .004.18	(Savings, economies, in application, operation, use) —> 620.97
x .004.2	(Operating requirements) class with plant management 005.93 and see relocations at .004.24/.28 below
x .004.24	(Directions for use. Instructing of operators) [form] —> (083.131); [subject] —> 005.86
x .004.26	(Conditions of use) —> 005.931, 62-9
x .004.28	(Difficulties. Hitches) [properties] —> -021.475.4; [subject] —> 005.931.1/.2
x .004.3	(Further handling of finished products. Loading) —> 621.86/.87; (Packing) —> 621.798; (Dispatch. Delivery) —> 656.073
x .004.4	(Preservation. Storage) —> 621.796; (Protection) —> 62-7, 620.197; (Security) —> 656.073.5, cf. 621.798.64
x .004.5/.58	(Upkeep, care, maintenance, cleaning, inspection etc.) —> 62-7, 69.059, 7.025.3; cf. 005.93
x .004.6	(Alteration in the course of application, operation, use) —> 005.591, 69.059.22, 7.025.1
x .004.62	(Natural deterioration) —> 620.193.9
x .004.622	(Deterioration not due to use) —> 620.193.91
x .004.624	(Deterioration due to use. Normal wear and tear) —> 620.193.95
x .004.63	(Unforeseen ...) —> -022.345.4; (Accidental ...) —> -021.55; (Breakdown) —> 005.931.13, 62-756
x .004.64	(Defects. Faults. Flaws) —> 005.334.1, 005.931.21, 620.19
x .004.65	(Damage resulting from method of use. Misuse etc.) —> 005.931.13, 620.193.95
x .004.67	(Restoring. Mending. Reconditioning. Repair) —> 005.934.4, 69.059.25, 7.025.4; cf. 62-77; see also specific items for repair under various industries
x .004.68	(Adaptation. Alteration for different application. Conversion) —> 69.059.35, 7.025.5; cf. 62-182.78; see also conversion of specific devices under various industries
x .004.69	(Renovation) —> 69.059.25, 7.025.4; see also renovation of specific features under various industries
x .004.7/.74	(Decommissioning, dismantling, demolition) —> 69.059.62 and see under various industries; cf. -027.284, 62-182.66, 62-771
x .004.8	(Utilization of used articles and materials. Re-use) —> 502.174.1; see also utilization, reclamation, recuperation and recycling under various industries; cf. -027.33, 620.28

x .005	(Equipment, fitting, installation point of view) [form] —> (083.131); [subject] —> 005.933, 62-1/-9

x .006	(Space, site, accommodation point of view) —> 005.936.2, 624.05, 69.05, 711.6, 72.012.1 (official residences) —> 725.172
x .006.1	(Accommodation for management, directorate. Boardroom) —> 72.054 or use 005.936.21-057.177
x .006.2	(Accommodation for research, investigation, trials, experiments. Laboratories) —> 72.055
x .006.25	(Research laboratories) —> 001.891, 72.055
x .006.26	(Testing rooms. Testing shops. Testing stands) —> 620.1, 72.055
x .006.27	(Space and accommodation for study and instruction) —> 37, 72.054
x .006.3	(Accommodation for manufacture, production, construction, operation. Factory. Machine room) —> 62/69, 72.05, 725.4
x .006.4	(Accommodation for administration. Offices etc.) —> 005.936.21, 72.054
x .006.5	(Accommodation for storage and transport. Depots. Warehouses) —> 72.012.9, 72.054, 725.3; cf. 005.936.23
x .006.6	(Accommodation for protection and surveillance. Security posts. Guards', caretakers' rooms) —> 72.051.8, 72.055; cf. 005.934
x .006.7	(Accommodation for relaxation and welfare) —> 331.424.2, 72.058
x .006.8	(Accommodation for maintenance, services, power supply, climate control (heating, ventilating) etc.) —> 72.055, 725.41

x .007	(Personnel point of view) —> -057.1/.5 (Table 1k), 3.08
x .007.1	(Directorate. Top management. Board of directors. Technical and scientific staff) —> -057.177
x .007.2	(Executive technical staff. Engineers. Works managers. Foremen. Craftsmen. Operatives) —> -057.21
x .007.3	(Executive commercial and clerical staff. Business managers. Clerks) —> -057.3 (Accountants) use 657-051
x .007.4	(Service and caretaker staff. Stewards. House managers. Commissionaires. Janitors. Messengers. Cleaners. Charwomen. Concierges) —> -057.166
x .007.6	(Non-staff contributors, not permanent employees) —> -057.13, -057.54
x .007.62	(Consultants. Outside advisers. Experts) —> -057.54

x .008	(Organization point of view) —> -027.5, 005
x .008.1	(Policy. Decision making) —> 005.5; (Deliberative organs) —> 005.742
x .008.2/.3	(Direction, administrative organs, executive organs) —> 005.5, 005.55, 005.742
x .008.4	(Advice. Advisory, consultative organs) —> 005.572, 005.742
x .008.5	(Planning. Planning organs) —> 005.511, 005.742
x .008.6	(Control. Supervision. Supervisory organs) —> 005.584, 005.742
x .008.8	(Membership. Partnership. Participants) —> 005.56, 316.454.2, 331.107.266 [all with -051]; cf. -027.6

x .009	(Relation point of view) —> -021.2, 005.42, 316.455, 316.47
x .009.1	(Relations with superordinate bodies) see relocations at .009; see also specific kinds of body, and link by colon
x .009.11	(Cooperation) —> 001.83, 005.56, 316.4.063.34
x .009.12	(Rivalry) —> 316.476
x .009.13	(Legally prescribed actions) —> 34..., e.g. 347.7; cf. -027.581
x .009.14	(Moral, ethical obligations and relations) —> 17, 3.083
x .009.15	(Immoral, unethical relations) —> 17.037; as the ethical and the unethical are often discussed in the same context, prefer 17 if in doubt.
x .009.16	(Unilateral... ) —> -022.214
x .009.17	(Bilateral... ) —> -022.215
x .009.18	(Multilateral... ) —> -022.218
x .009.2	(Relations with coordinate bodies) —> -021.2, 005.42
x .009.3	(Relations with subordinate bodies) —> -021.2, 005.42
x .009.4	(Material services, goods) —> 330.123.4
x .009.5	(Personal services, assistance) —> 330.123.6
x .009.6	(Monetary, financial services) —> 336
x .009.7	(Relations with customers, clients, users) use 005.42-057.187

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