Sentence examples for monograph titles from inspiring English sources

Monograph titles appear with complete bibliographic records.

The results further suggest the importance of pursuing discovery of these monograph titles outside established known collections, as an astonishing 45%% of all monographs identified through the Custom Search Engine portal were not discoverable in any edition, print or electronic, through WorldCat, and only 27%% were indexed by Google Books.

Holdings on South Asia are conservatively estimated to exceed 293,500 monograph titles, of which over 111,000 are in South Asian languages.

For instance, if one was looking for any monograph titles by or about Mahatma Gandhi, a Quick Search for Gandhi would bring back results from all of the included databases.

To segment a title into I and R, we manually created a list of route-indicating terms (e.g., ' nasal', ' ophthalmic', ' otic', ' oral', ' rectal', and ' vaginal') through examining the monograph titles in the development set.

An authoritative monograph title on a particular designer can stimulate new interest; ditto a museum retrospective.

AHFS monograph title indicates the clinical drug discussed in the monograph.

Serials and monograph series titles that are currently received are in the database with summary holdings.

East European Monographs published titles in Eastern European history, politics, and culture.

Many of the books seem to be reference volumes and some are evidently monographs whose titles indicate their respective subjects.

The monograph's title alludes to its central precept: the inversion of the depth/surface binary that places animals in a position subservient to humans.