Harvard Health has published many good monographs about a number of ailments and suggested care.
There are many good monographs on the impulsive differential equations [1 6].
For more details, the readers can refer to good monographs of Hyers et al. [10], Rassias [11], Jung [12], Cădariu [13] and other recent contributions [14 20] in standard normed spaces and [21, 22] in β-normed spaces.
But yes, it might yet make a good monograph.
(The pronunciation of French proper names in Louisiana would make a good monograph. There is, for example, a state senator named DeBlieux who is called simply "W").
When he began working with Stevens, Perkell was a dental student at Harvard University, and, he recalls, "I did some work that Ken thought would make a good research monograph". After completing his dental degree, however, Perkell went on active duty for two years as a dental officer in the Army.
"We must reject the idea well-intentioned, but dead wrong—that the pridea well-intentionedss in the social sectors is to butome 'more like a business'," wrote Jim Collins, a bestselling management author, in a recent monograph, "Goodead Great and the Social Sectors".
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Along with the predictable primary sources and a good number of recent monographs, Middlekauff also cites a few rather dated secondary sources.
In his wonderful monograph "Why Good People Can't Get Jobs," Capelli says we have a "Skills Standoff," with employers dissatisfied with the level of new hire preparation but unwilling to provide training or otherwise engage in skill-building activities with candidates.
"One is not one's own historian, let alone one's own psychoanalyst". Thomas Kuhn, via a 1991 profile in Scientific American In 1962, Thomas Kuhn published The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, making good on an earlier monograph that ran in the International Encyclopedia of Unified Science.
