And it is the design of the monograph that becomes the vehicle of that meaning.
And it is the design of the MONOGRAPH that becomes the vehicle of that meaning.
This seminar will introduce the history of the monograph through a series of case studies.
He is an author of the monograph "An Economic Analysis of the Financial Records of Al Qaeda in Iraq".
Editor of the monograph series Signale: Modern German Letters, Cultures, and Thought, published by Cornell University Press.
Thumbing through the pages of the monograph at home in an easy chair is, in some ways, as enjoyable as viewing the prints in the museum.
The aim of the monograph was to establish a framework for automatic process-planning system, based on recognized features and using an expert system.
To study the potential in vivo consequences of the monograph change, we evaluated activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) and activated clotting time (ACT) responses in animals.
Among other duties, I serve as Co-Editor of T'oung Pao as well as Founding Managing Editor of the monograph series Studies in the History of Chinese Texts.
He co-authored the second edition of the monograph "Turbulence, Coherent Structures, Dynamical Systems, and Symmetry" with Philip Holmes, which appeared in 2012.
Pierre Rosenberg, president and director of the Louvre in Paris, is the principal author of both; curators and Chardin scholars contributed essays to the catalog, and the art historian Renaud Temperini is the co-author of the monograph.
