Sentence examples for making monographs from inspiring English sources

The challenges identified by the Hefce report with regards to labelling research data and making monographs open access are several.

Many publishers, ranging from newish start-ups like Open Book Publishers to established companies such as Palgrave Macmillan and Manchester University Press, already make monographs open access.

With so many more people studying history, publishers in the English speaking world began to produce cheap paperback editions even of historical monographs, making it possible for the first time to introduce undergraduates to real historical writing.

In 410 volumes and more than 246,000 pages, more than 800 classic monographs are included, making it the most comprehensive compilation of TCM and Chinese materia medica classics dating back to 220 BC - 1911 AD.

Next week sees the publication of Thomas Heatherwick's first monograph, simply titled Making.

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").

This whole show came about because I made a big monograph last year that came out in February that had everything I had done over the past 20 years.

The resulting portraits that make up the monograph are sensual for sure but, shot from a distinctly feminine viewpoint, there's no sense of vulnerability.

Within the year, Matalon completed Olive Juice, a photographic monograph made in collaboration with artist Damien Maloney that the pair have been working on for over two years.

Each of the articles in this mini-monograph makes recommendations to improve farmworker pesticide exposure research.