Sentence examples for theoretical monographs from inspiring English sources

Teachers and practitioners in all countries contribute to a vast professional literature, comprising textbooks, practical manuals, theoretical monographs, and a periodical literature whose bulk is becoming almost as big a problem as the enormous number of reported judicial decisions that are consulted for guidance and precedent.

He published his first wholly theoretical monograph that year and, in 1892, speculated that vitalistic interpretations of biological data might be reasonable.

He also compiled the textbook Theoretical Fundamentals of Animal Systematics, which is the first theoretical monograph in animal systematics in China.

The tidal wave of unreadable faux-theoretical monographs derives partly from publishers like Mr. Waters.

Bulloch is strongest in allowing her ethnography to become the basis of the monograph's theoretical arguments.

The foundations for the determination of alcoholic strength were laid by Gay-Lussac by inventing not only a simple-to-use centesimal alcoholometer (i.e. a hydrometer with a '% vol' scale) but also by providing the theoretical background in his 1824 monograph 'l'alcoomètre centésimal' [1].

Aside from his profound differences with psychoanalytic ideas, the theoretical basis of Bowlby's monograph was controversial in a number of ways.

Six months' work among the Mailu on the south coast produced a monograph that, while lacking theoretical development, was sufficient along with his study of the Australian family to earn him a doctor of science (D.Sc).

There are some remarkable monographs that provide the main theoretical tools for the qualitative analysis of fractional order differential equations, and at the same time, show the interconnection as well as the contrast between integer order differential models and fractional order differential models [17 24].

This volume is not, however, a monograph on optoelectronic theory, and any such theoretical ruminations are counterbalanced with plenty of practical, experimental discussions.

This experiment was the first demonstration of embryonic induction that is, the interaction between two embryonic parts resulting in differentiation that would not have occurred otherwise the theoretical aspects of which he had speculated upon in a monograph published in 1894.