access point

noun

, Library Science.

1. a code, term, or the like through which an entry in a bibliographic record may be found.

Example Sentences

But that door was not concealed, and seemed an unlikely access point to a hidden chamber full of gold.

From BBC

“Please note: There is currently no public access point to enter this park,” reads a notice in big red letters at the top of the webpage.

From Los Angeles Times

“Please note: There is currently no public access point to enter this park,” reads a notice in big red letters at the top of the webpage.

From Los Angeles Times

Scaling content to community colleges, which we know is the main access point for post-secondary education in the United States, is key to our “AI for Workforce” program.

From Seattle Times

“From every access point toward the museum, there will be works of public art so that people can almost use them as visual markers of arrival,” James Steward, its director, said.

From New York Times