Sentence examples for monographs to from inspiring English sources

His daughter, Wendy Durst Kreeger, said he assembled his collection, which came to include everything from monographs to lithographs, in much the same way.

Universities urge their researchers to write quick and superficial papers, instead of deep monographs, to maximise their scores under the research excellence framework.

While there are no single-authored, scholarly monographs to his name, Hall produced an astonishing array of collectively written and edited volumes, essays and journalism – translated into many languages – as well as countless political speeches, and radio and television talks.

In all, he guided 35 collections and monographs to fruition, wrote more than 250 refereed articles and chapters, supervised 30 PhD students and secured more than 50 research grants to further his mentoring and collaborative research.

In recent years, commercial publishers have positioned themselves to transition traditional print journals and monographs to e-publishing platforms aimed at merely replicating the print experience.

The transformed arena now includes the refigured old lobby and two new rooms: a generously scaled exhibition gallery and a large bookstore with shelves and shelves of browsable books, from artist monographs to contemporary poetry, as well as tapes of artist-made videos.

In 1998 Mr. Kendall devoted a show and monograph to the work.

Stanford Social Innovation Review, Winter 2005 .Good to Great and the Social Sectors: A Monograph to Accompany Good to Great", by Jim Collins.

In 1998, he sentenced a prominent Washington lobbyist to write and distribute a monograph to 2,000 lobbyists at the defendant's own expense.

Maynard L. Parker: Modern Photography and the American Dream is the first monograph to consider Parker and his work.

The first monograph to celebrate the architectural legacy of the Guastavino family is now available in paperback.