Examples of using Monography in English and their translations into German
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Monography on"social causes of myocardial infarction"(1982);
She's currently writing a monography on Face and History.
Monography"Ward Lernout"(1976), edited by Artiestenfonds Antwerp.
Thus it almost seems to us that the Dreyfus process is practically completely absent from the monography.
The monography is intended for a wide range of specialists.
From 1874 to 1876, Jósef Tomasz Rostafinski, a pupil of De Barys,published the first extensive monography of the group.
The monography will be curated by Malamegi Lab with the support of final exhibition's curators.
This short characterization is a summa of Nietzsche's monography of the author, several times mentioned Friedrich Nietzsche filozÃ3fiája.
In a monography on this subject, translated into English as Vehicles of Consciousness, the Dutch philosopher J. J.
Up to now, there has been no other prize that is awarded for the so-called“second book”,meaning the monography after the dissertation, in this country.
Norbert Wolf monography is divided into seven chapters with different priorities and a subsequent painting book with 78 categories.
The Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego publishing house published his monography on the concept of irony by Friedrich Schlegel under the title Ironia i jednostka.
The monography examines the various dimensions of compromise and confront the results with applied cases.
The own poetic thematization of the psychoanalytic material in AttilaJózsef can only be done in a monography specifically conceived for that purpose see Valachi: 2005.
This monography appears at a time, when Horsch(born 1963) is in transition from the so-called young artist to the older and"mature" artist.
Before the Saxons(German settlers) arrival to Petelea, the locality may have been named To the Birches, according to the priest Branea,who made an attempt to write the village's monography.
The British Ecological Society awards the monography"Mutualistic Networks" written by Jordi Bascompte and Pedro Jordano with the Marsh Book Award 2016.
Monography- Edition 2002:"Stichting Lodewijk Mortelmans vzw", at the occasion of the commemoration of 50th anniversary of the death of Lodewijk Mortelmans(1868-1952) Written by Em.
The peculiar thematization of psychoanalytic material withAttila József can happen only in a monography specially conceived for this purpose what makes neither the analysis, nor its appreciation easier.
In his first monography"Dissonance" Henrik Isaksson Garnell gives us an insight into his work, both sculptural and scientific.
The peculiar thematization of psychoanalytic material withAttila József can happen only in a monography specially conceived for this purpose what makes neither the analysis, nor its appreciation easier.
Jan Weyand's monography is considered as a relevant step in the debat of a historical epistemologically motivated mode of thinking with the post-marxist social theory.
Von Economo published his findingsfor example in an article of 1917,""Die Encephalitis lethargica,"" and in the monography"Die Encephalitis lethargica, ihre Nachkrankheiten und ihre Behandlung" in 1929 Encephalitis lethargica- Its sequelae and treatment.
His 1961 published Monography on Henry Miller(rororo) was regularly re-issued since then and was translated in various languages among others in French, Japanese and Dutch.
The results of these studies appeared in the monography"Le Tonus des Muscles striés"(1937) with Nicolae Ionescu-Siseşti, Oskar Sager and Arthur Kreindler, with a preface by Sir Charles Sherrington.
In her monography on Dieter Kienast(1945-1998) Anette Freytag examines the design concepts and theoretical positions of an unorthodox thinker who is one of the key figures in European landscape architecture.
Piotr Paziński, born in 1973, is the author of three books: a monography on James Joyce's Ulysses, a subjective guide tracing the footsteps of Joyce's Dublin, and the novel Pensjonat, published in 2010 by the Nisza Publishing House.
The monography of the village and the archaeological data point to he fact that the village already existed in Neolithic, and that archaeological findings have been made on the territory of the village in form of coins and thesauri.
Books reviewed are Pieter Jonker's monography about the Bulgarian wood engraver living in Holland Peter Lazarov and the Chinese monography about the Tsjech artist Jiri Brazda.
In his monography on the Stroke Eight, however, Heribert Hofner saw the Mercedes-Benz 170(W 15) of 1931 as the direct ancestor of the mid-range series. The car's key features were its state-of-the-art technology, six-cylinder engine- unusual in this class of car- and elegant appearance. Tracing the family ancestry of the later E-Class becomes less ambiguous in the post-war period. The Mercedes-Benz 170 V of 1947(W 136 series) marked the new era of passenger car production at Mercedes-Benz after the end of the Second World War.