Moreover, system (1.1) does have its applicable setting as evidenced by monographs [1, 2].
On the other hand, (1.1) does have its applicable setting as evidenced by monographs [14, 15], as mentioned in which when A = 0, (1.1) becomes the second-order self-adjoint discrete system Δ 2 x n - 1 - L ( n ) x n + ∇ W ( n, x n ) = 0, n ∈ Z, (1.3).
Look for Chelbin's solo show in fall 2012 at Andrea Meislin Gallery in New York, accompanied by a monograph by Twin Palms.
That volume was followed by a monograph on leafcutter ants, The Leafcutter Ants: Civilization by Instinct (2011).
He could also be influenced by Lamarck's teachings in Paris, if not by his monograph on Tertiary mollusks, which appeared between 1802 and 1809.
This was followed in 1975 by a monograph on the influential 19th-century statesman Ferenc Deák, prime mover of the 1867 compromise between Austria and Hungary.
Gamma-ray spectrometry as e.g. recommended by the Monograph of the European Pharmacopeia is suitable for the quantification of radionuclidic impurities in both the eluate and the labelled substance.
The present work was motivated by the recent progress in the asymptotic analysis of differential equations by means of regularly varying functions in the sense of Karamata, which was initiated by the monograph of Marić [7].
A 3D seismic survey in F3 block covering an area of approximately 16 × 23 km2 has become publicly available and is provided by a monograph of Aminzadeh and Groot (2006).
These quantitative analyses complement the qualitative classification of the evidence by the Monograph 109 Working Group IARCC, in press).
