Examples of using This monograph in English and their translations into Serbian
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Used in this monograph.
With grateful thanks for help in making this monograph.
Hence this monograph.
Have been included in this monograph.
This monograph was a great challenge for everyone involved in its writing.
Discussed in this monograph.
In this monograph, salon music was seen as a specific product, medium of a lifestyle and mentality of one particular era.
Presented in this monograph.
The main aim of this monograph is to stress the necessity of comprehensive protection of the most endangered species of Orthoptera on the territory of the Republic of Serbia.
The objectives of this monograph are to.
According to him this monograph strongly portrays how the Serbian immigrants in America and Canada preserved their Christian faith and Svetosavlje consciousness, mindset, thanks to the Church.
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A special contribution to this monograph, in professional and documentational sense, has been made by numerous photographs taken during various researches by several authors and photographers.
All issues related to water preservation and protection, regulated use, regenerated supply andsolving a variety of problems in integrated water resources management are welcome to this monograph.
I believe that the same reaction will be with this monograph which we will promote throughout America, said Bishop Maxim.
This Monograph can be understood not only as the evidence on history of education of preschool teachers in the past, but also as the invitation to a dialogue on the future of this profession.
Being a part of Orthodoxy is one of the most important identities of the Serbian people,“the author said explaining the need to deal with this topic, which until now has not been given enough attention andexpressed the hope that this monograph will encourage further research on this topic from various aspects.
To immeasurable character of this monograph research evidence and 275 literature references which demonstrates that almost all historical- geographical literature are consulted in this area.
This monograph represents a unique scientific publication, necessary for the understanding of demographic processes, functional structures and commuting, as in the municipality of Pancevo, so broader.
My problem to write this monograph is easier because we are not generally fed now on this kind of history and much time need not be spent on pointing out our misrepresentations of Islam.
This monograph is undeniably of major significance for understanding the process leading to the Austrian-Hungarian declaration of war on Serbia, therefore, the publishers wanted to introduce the foreign public to the genesis of conflict which brought about Austrian-Hungarian attack on Serbia. sidebar.
Research published under this monograph aimed to both enrich scientific knowledge improve existing state of the Serbian economy, while having wider social, scientific and practical importance for a large number of stakeholders.
This monograph is a detailed testimony, not only to the singular artistic power and beauty of the medieval Christian sanctuaries, a contribution of the Serbian culture to the world culture, but also to the centuries-long efforts of Serbia and the Serbian Orthodox Church invested in the creation and maintenance of the spiritual and cultural heritage in Kosovo and Metohija, and the importance it has, not only for my country and its people, but for the whole civilized world.
The editors of this monograph hope that presented publication will encourage a stronger interest within the scientific and professional community for further research on this extremely important topic.
I wrote a monograph on this plant.
Soviet player Alexei Pavlovich Sokolsky(1908-1969)wrote a monograph on this opening in 1963, Debyut 1 b2-b4.
This long-awaited monograph ultimately unveils multiple layers of publicist, authorial and artistic adventures unfolding around the Hill for Contemplation, as the Serbian capital was often called in the Orient.