Sentence examples for In monographs from inspiring English sources

Vases of ranunculi, pussy willows, and acanthus leaves sat on a table covered in monographs, programs, a bear mask from a museum opening.

But what made him wanna holler and throw up both his hands was how often he found Jefferson's Notes quoted, paraphrased and plagiarised in monographs, textbooks, dissertations, medical case studies and memorandums of law.

They had the legacy of black-and-white social documentary photography at their backs, but before them lay the wider opportunities already enjoyed by photographers in America: sponsorship by wealthy arts foundations; exhibition of their works in museums; publication of their pictures in monographs; sales, even, of their photographs as individual works of art.

One may find these standard results in monographs [1, 12].

Plenty of topological fixed point theorems can be found in monographs like [3 10].

Its foundations are stated in monographs (Antman 2005; Gulyayev et al. 1992).

In this paper, we adopt the definitions as in monograph [3].

In monograph [22], Hale et al. presented the following definitions and results of the difference operators.

Proof of existence and uniqueness of the perfect g-spline (G_{r,n,f,a}) uses ideas that were used to prove Theorem 3.3.1 in monograph [2].

I can't wait for this work to come out in monograph form.

Careful consideration must therefore be given to labelling research data before joining it to researcher ORCID numbers and making it open access if in monograph or catalogue format.