(1) The term used to describe borrowing books, e.g. books are issued to you. Sometimes the term, ‘check-out’ may be used, e.g. on the self-issue machine.
(2) The smallest sub-division of a journal. Journals are divided into volumes, then issues. Issues could be published quarterly, monthly or weekly.
This means ‘in the same place’ and is used in references to mean a title that can be found in the same place as something has been previously cited. Not used in The CU Guide to Referencing in Harvard Style.