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Перевод: monograph

[существительное]
монография ;
[глагол]
пис`ать монографию

Тезаурус:

1. A kind of intermediary synthesis of information before its eventual distillation into the monograph form, they contain extensive references to books, reports, periodical articles, etc., and are often given titles such as Advances in or Progress in .
2. As a book on a single subject, there is a good chance that the need for description will be reduced by extensive illustration, while a favourable judgement on the work has already been implied by the choice of the subject for a monograph.
3. However, workers in the main fields covered, viz oil field applications, heating and cooling systems, stream raising and lubrication, will find this monograph valuable.
4. I have good reason to remember a booklength early monograph of hers, published in the British journal of Animal Behaviour : it was almost the first text I ever read as an apprentice sub-editor.
5. We later asked one of the linguists who had worked with her whether these sounds bore any resemblance to the click languages of the African Bushman-Hottentot group and were informed that there are superficial resemblances but that Ruby's unique phonetics derive from distinct differences, presently the subject of a monograph, in the anatomy of her larynx, palate and nasal cavities from those of Homo sapiens .
6. At the end of the twentieth century, at least some colour illustrations are likely to find places in a monograph.
7. (With the short loan period reduced to one week, Lancaster found that the 11 % of the monograph stock categorized as "short loan" material generated as much as 47% of the open shelf borrowing.)
8. The main strength of this sort of monograph is its potential for detailed interpretation.
9. The Poyser monograph on The Barn Owl was published at the same time; it has more words, contains many photo graphs and even has a colour plate, yet is 15 cheaper.
10. Monograph on Motherwell to pay for year's schooling.
11. A recent monograph of Jacob Epstein's memorial sculpture to the naturalist W. H. Hudson at Hyde Park Corner may be used as an example.
12. As four chapters will demonstrate, there are different places to find art criticism; a monograph will afford the greatest opportunity for full critical treatment, while a brief newspaper article is most likely to omit one or more of the three helpful elements, perhaps through the writer's assuming prior knowledge on the reader's part.
13. Plywood desk, 1988, by Jasper Morrison from the recent ADT Press monograph