Examples of using Monograph in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In this case I found her biography sandwiched in between that of a Hebrew rabbi and that of a staff-commander who had written a monograph upon the deep-sea fishes.
It contains around 39 million words, and around 500 of the articles are of monograph length.
A monograph on Adolphe Feder was written by the Jewish-French critic and writer, Gustave Kahn.
A Reuters analysis found that at least 61 of those scientists served on monograph working groups that considered their own scientific research.
His thesis, published later by the Royal Asiatic Society as a monograph, was on the Arab conquests of Central Asia.
between Mexico City and her beloved studio in Berlin, Steele recently launched her new limited-edition monograph, Conceptual Confessions.
The construction of the OLG model was inspired by Irving Fisher's monograph The Theory of Interest.
Two works, a volume of essays,"In the Key of Blue", and a monograph on Walt Whitman, were published in the year of his death.
going down to his constituency… Ah! The proofs of my monograph.
In addition to these two books, his monograph Imperial Germany and the Industrial Revolution and the essay entitled"Why Economics is not an Evolutionary Science" have been influential in shaping the research agenda for following generations of social scientists.
The monograph(242 pages, numerous color images, hardcover) includes essays by
You want to hear about my latest monograph regarding the rhizome repellent gradient of Fae blood compared with human blood, especially when suspended in an isotonic solution?
His influential monograph Collective Choice and Social Welfare(1970), which addressed problems such as individual rights,
This monograph describes the technical aspects of all the Judean Desert texts,
His influential monograph Collective Choice and Social Welfare(1970)- which addressed problems such as individual rights,
he said the risk estimates and corresponding scientific papers were part of the monograph discussions from“the very first working drafts and through all revisions.”.
Publishing a monograph documenting anti-Semitism,
was later supported by English naturalists Hugh Edwin Strickland and Alexander Gordon Melville in their 1848 monograph The Dodo and Its Kindred, which attempted to separate myth from reality.
This monograph presents a number of case studies analyzing the central role that NGOs have played in the strategy of lawfare,
She began researching near-death experiences, culminating in the publication of her monograph The Near-Death Experiences of Hospitalized Intensive Care Patients: