Sentence examples for monographs from from inspiring English sources
Co-translator of several monographs from Croatian.
Pushing the cost of monograph publication to the researcher is not always a viable solution as many research funders have excluded monographs from their open access mandates.
A satellite of his Paris bookstore, it sells prewar photographic tomes alongside limited-edition monographs from contemporary artists like Martin Parr.
Searchable database of the rare and unique pamphlets and monographs from the personal library of the Brazilian diplomat, historian, and journalist Manoel de Oliveira Lima.
In the second part, we show how the HIRMEOS project aims to face these challenges by optimizing five OA digital platforms for the publication of monographs from the SSH and ensuring their interoperability.
Our book and eBook portfolio comprises major reference works, textbooks, and monographs from the world's most distinguished authors.
Additional readings will be assigned from research monographs, papers from journals and conference proceedings, and excerpts from conference tutorials.
The 41-year-old Maxwell has a monograph from Arena Editions and currently has a show at Camerawork in Berlin.
Mr. Rawlins runs a Web site, horacegifford.org, and hopes to raise $70,000 for a Gifford monograph from Princeton Architectural Press.
In a new Trego monograph (from the University of Pennsylvania Press), Mr. Eckhardt explains that the painter started sketching as a child, hunched over drawing paper on the floor.
Some of the fluency stems from Bronowski's greedy enthusiasm for intellectual adventure, including poetry (I still have his 1972 book William Blake and the Age of Revolution, and felicitously, a new scholarly monograph from Imprint Academic, The Happy Passion by Antony James, tells us a lot more about Bronowski's output).
