Sentence examples for monographs in from inspiring English sources
Goldsworthy suggests that academic monographs in general may also work better online.
In a small team, and on a shoe-string budget, we publish high-quality, peer-reviewed, open access monographs in the humanities and social sciences.
"Wendy Evans Joseph Pop Up Architecture Melcher Mediaia, $75) may be one of the very few architectural monographs in the form of a pop-up book.
Wallis wrote several monographs in collaboration with his wife, Ruth Sawtelle Wallis, among them The Canadian Dakota (1947) and The Malecite Indians of New Brunswick (1957).
I realised I could just slot into a very nice contemporary art career trajectory of one-man shows in beautiful designer art galleries, the odd biennale, a growing stack of monographs – in short, a good art career that ends with every good collection in the world wanting a signature piece.
Monographs in series (such as AGU Monogr).
Some aspects of the history of drilling fluids can be found in monographs and in the Internet.
The Seven Countries Study was finally published as a 211-page monograph in 1970.
From the other pocket, James then extracted his monograph in defense of Piper.
An architectural monograph, in progress since the 1950s, was finally published a few weeks ago.
Making fairytale scenarios come true is the calling card of Heatherwick, who wrote his recent monograph in the form of questions that only he, it seems, can answer.
