When Schenker was planning a diatribe against Paul Bekker whose monograph on Beethoven was very popular at the time, Hertzka refused to consider publishing it, noting that Bekker and him were close friends.

However, this strategy did not protect him: the appendix was an expanded version of the Cosmos Without Gravitation monograph, which he had already distributed to Shapley and others in the late 1940s — and they had regarded the physics within it as absurd.

These accomplishments didn't come out of blue, but are a product of multicentenary tradition in Croatian language — therefore it is no surprise that Croatian linguist Stjepan Babić's monumental monograph " Tvorba riječi u hrvatskome književnom jeziku " ( Word-formation in Croatian literary language ), 1986, is considered still the best work on the topic in the entire Slavic philology.

* Backlit by the Moon ( 1996 ) — Japanese photography monograph — ISBN 978-4-947648-39-6

* Photographs of Tamaki Ogawa ( 1996 ) — Japanese photography monograph — ISBN 978-4-947599-45-2

* Doyle on Doyle ( 1997 ) — Japanese photography monograph — ISBN 4-9900557-1-3

* A Cloud in Trousers ( 1998 ) — Gallery exhibition monograph — ISBN 978-1-889195-33-9

* There Is a Crack in Everything ( 2003 ) — Photography monograph

In 1949 the phrase appeared in an article by Walter Morrow in the San Francisco News ( published on 1 June ) and in Pierre Dos Utt's monograph, " TANSTAAFL: a plan for a new economic world order ", which describes an oligarchic political system based on his conclusions from " no free lunch " principles.

The historian Milica Kacin Wohinz was one of the first to produce a thorough study of the movement in a monograph entitled " The First Anti-Fascism in Europe ", and published in 1990.

Some variants of Playfair use " Q " instead of " X ", but any uncommon monograph will do.

He returned to the US in 1920 and published an eighth monograph, " The Index of Coincidence and its Applications in Cryptography ", considered by some to be the most important publication in modern cryptography to that time.

In a 2007 monograph, Shakespeare, " A Lover's Complaint ," and John Davies of Hereford, Brian Vickers attributes to Davies the poem " A Lover's Complaint ", which was published by Thomas Thorpe with Shakespeare's Sonnets in 1609.

By 1942, and the publication of the influential Lull-Wright monograph on duckbills, its holotype was regarded as " typical of all the genera of hadrosaurian dinosaur ", except for the roughened margin that gave it its name, and that they regarded as due to the tooth having not been used ( p. 149 ).

Uznadze's main scientific works are: " Wladimir Solowjow: seine Erkenntnistheorie und Metaphysik " ( a monograph, in German, Halle, 1910 ); " Henri Bergson " ( a monograph, in Russian, Tbilisi, 1923 ); " Untersuchungen zur Psychologie der Einstellung " (" Acta Psychologica ", Vol. IV, No. 3, 1939, in German ); " The Psychology of Set " ( a monograph, in English, New York, 1966 ); " Psychological Investigations " ( In Russian, English summary, Moscow, 1966 ).

* " Fosil Cetacea of the Caucasus " ( a monograph ), Publishing House " Metsniereba ", Tbilisi, 1964, 145 pp. ( in Russian, Georgian and English summaries )

* " Some general features of the historic development of cetaceans " ( a monograph ), Publishing House " Metsniereba ", 1970, 112 pp. ( in Russian, Georgian and English summaries )

* " General features of the brain evolution of some groups of ancient mammals " ( a monograph ), Publishing House " Metsniereba ", Tbilisi, 1986, 130 pp. ( in Russian.

Holmes is mentioned as writing " a monograph upon the Polyphonic Motets of Lassus ", which is, in the story, " said by experts to be the last word upon the subject ".

It also publishes the " Newport Papers ", as well as an historical monograph series, Newport Papers, and occasional books.

His seminal dissertation in 1964 was " The Development of the Chinese Empire in the South ; a discussion of the origins of the state of Wu of the Three Kingdoms ", which provided the basis for much of his later work, including his most well-known monograph Generals of the South: the Foundation and Early History of the Three Kingdoms State of Wu.

In the preface to his Plantarum Umbelliferarum Distributio Nova ( 1672 ), Morison gave a definitive statement of the principles of his method and was the first person ever to write a " monograph of a specific group of plants ", the Umbelliferae.

In 1980, " The Obvious Illusion: Murals from the Lower East Side ", a monograph of his color photographs, was published by George Braziller to accompany public exhibitions of his Cibachrome photographs at the Cooper Union, in New York, in 1980, and the Art Gallery of Ontario, in Toronto, in 1981.

ILSI Europe pub. ished a monograph in November 2011 titled " Food, Glycaemic Response and Health ", which concluded that " it is becoming evident that modifying the glycemic response of the diet should not be seen as a stand-alone strategy but rather as an element of an overall balanced diet and lifestyle ".

Long interested in astrology, in 1880 he published a monograph on the subject, " The Soul and the Stars ", in the University Magazine under the peusdonym " A. G. Trent "; ill health prevented him from writing more on the subject.

On the Indian side, Lt. Col. John Shakespear, the first Superintendent of the amalgamated Lushai Hills District, wrote his monograph, " The Lushei-Kuki Clans ", which covers all the Zomi clans living in Lushai Hills and Manipur Hills.

Another monograph, " Notes on the Thadou Kukis ", written by William Shaw was published in 1919.

He was active in the editorial boards of several international scientific journals, such as " Physiology & Behavior " and the monograph series of " Progress in Brain Research ", a member to several international committees, the International Brain Research Organization and the Latin American Federation of Physiological Sciences.

In 2012, linguist Anatol Stefanowitsch credited Dundes with having giving rise to a still prevalent " stereotype about Germany as a culture enarmored with excretion ", but called his monograph " unstructured, poorly argued and flimsily sourced " and " methodologically flawed because he only looked for evidence supporting his theory, and not – as even a folklorist should – for evidence against his theory ".

In his monograph entitled, " The Future of Man's World ", he describes how he developed these sciences to counteract " the economic materialism of Marx, the psychological materialism of Freud, and the technological materialism " of our modern industrial age.

The second came in 1969, when T. J. ( Julian ) Brown, Professor of Palaeography at Kings College, London, published a monograph on the St Cuthbert Gospel with another chapter by Powell, who had altered his views in minor respects.

As the serial ends, the Doctor notes that the number of stones in the circle has changed ( due to the removal of 3 Ogri and the addition of Cessair's imprisoned form ) and suggests Professor Rumford write a monograph about it.

( Festschrift, p. 4 ) Professor Halman's father Sait also published many translations and wrote many books on naval and military history including a monograph on the Piri Reis map, the oldest extant map showing the New World.

An accompanying monograph was published by Ridinghouse and included texts by curator Daniel F. Herrmann, Doris Krystof, Bernhart Schwenk and David Deamer.

See the monograph of David Friedrich Strauss ( Leben und Schriften des Dichters und Philologen Frischlin, 1856 ).

It is ongoing, and is edited by Forte's former student David Carson Berry ( FA72 ); it is titled A Music-Theoretical Matrix: Essays in Honor of Allen Forte ( a title derived from Forte's 1961 monograph, A Compositional Matrix ).

Terry's architecture has been championed by David Watkin, who wrote the monograph Radical Classicism: The Architecture of Quinlan Terry ( 2006 ), and by Roger Scruton who called it " one long breath of fresh air " in his article entiled " Hail Quinlan Terry: our greatest living architect "

He also produced a monograph of the Cumacea, a natural history of the Crustacea, and a biography of the Scottish naturalist and founder of the University Marine Biological Station, Millport, David Robertson.

The most important source is Gerhard's monograph Vita Sancti Uodalrici that describes the series of actions from the German point of view.

In his monograph Reconsidering Stalinism historian Henry Reichman discusses differing and evolving perspectives on the use of the term " Stalinism ": " in scholarly usage ' Stalinism ' describes here a movement, there an economic, political, or social system, elsewhere a type of political practice or belief-system ...." He references historian Stephen Cohen's work reassessing Soviet history after Stalin as a " continuing tension between anti-Stalinist reformism and neo-Stalinist conservatism ," observing that such a characterization requires a " coherent " definition of Stalinismwhose essential features Cohen leaves undefined.

* The English painter and writer Errol Fuller produced " Last Stand " for his monograph on the species.

The 19th century proclivity for hero-worship is predominant in this monograph, however, and this has remained with the composer to some degree to the present day.

* Starting in this year and ending in 1275, the Muslim Shougeng Pu serves as the Commissioner of Merchant Shipping for the Song Dynasty Chinese seaport at Quanzhou due to his effort on defeating pirates, according to a monograph on the Chinese shipping industry and maritime economy in dynasties of Tang and Sung written by Jitsuzo Kuwabara ( 桑原騭藏, 1870-1931 ).

Contemporary scholarship on the so-called " Zinoviev letter " dates to a 1967 monograph published by three British journalists working for The Sunday Times.

His 1965 monograph Natural deduction: a proof-theoretical study was to become a reference work on natural deduction, and included applications for modal and second-order logic.

He also wrote the essay " Relativity for All " ( 1922 ) and the monograph The Special Theory of Relativity ( 1940 ).

Journal of Indo-European Studies monograph 18, Washington DC: Institute for the Study of Man.

Karin Holl's monograph on the subject traces the family tree to a Johann Philipp Kreissler, born in 1672, who left Germany for America in 1709.

Stumpf also published a monograph ( very remarkable for the date ) about Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor ( 1556 ) and a set of laudatory verses ( Lobspruche ) about each of the thirteen Swiss cantons.

The research work which he began there contributed in an important degree to his election as a Fellow of Trinity in 1874 ; and also gave him the material for a series of papers ( published as a monograph in 1878 ) on the Elasmobranch fish, which threw new light on the development of several organs in the Vertebrates, in particular of the uro-genital and nervous systems.

The 139-page paperback is a monograph concerning the Project VOLAR experiments during Moore's tenure in command of Fort Ord in 1971-1973 in preparation for the end of the draft and the implementation of the Modern Volunteer Army.

His 1997 monograph Syntax: structure, meaning and function is an attempt to provide a method for syntactic analysis which is just as relevant for languages like Dyirbal and Lakhota as it is for more commonly studied Indo-European languages.

Sallust's time as governor of Africa Nova ought to have let the author develop a solid geographical and ethnographical background to the war ; however, this is not evident in the monograph despite a diversion on the subject because Sallust's priority in the Jugurthine War, as with the Catiline Conspiracy, is to use history as a vehicle for his judgement on the slow destruction of Roman morality and politics.

Cuvier collaborated for several years with Alexandre Brongniart, an instructor at the Paris mining school, to produce a monograph on the geology of the region around Paris.

Arguably the most important works by Veblen include, but are not restricted to, his most famous works ( Theory of the Leisure Class ; Theory of Business Enterprise ), but his monograph Imperial Germany and the Industrial Revolution and the 1898 essay entitled Why is Economics not an Evolutionary Science have both been influential in shaping the research agenda for following generations of social scientists.

In 2008 Ridinghouse published Michael Landy: Everything Must Go !, Landy's first monograph, which brings together over 20 years of the artist's work for the first time.

At Zürich he laboured for a period of twenty-eight years, during which, besides commentaries on The Psalms ( 1835 – 1836 ; 2nd ed., 1863 – 1865 ), The Minor Prophets ( 1838 ; 3rd ed., 1863 ), Jeremiah ( 1841 ; 2nd ed., 1866 ), Ezekiel ( 1847 ), Daniel ( 1850 ), Ecclesiastes ( 1847 ), Canticles ( 1855 ), and Proverbs ( 1858 ), he published a monograph, Über Johannes Markus und seine Schriften ( 1843 ), in which he maintained the chronological priority of the second gospel.

This meant that certain classes of OTC drugs would not be required to obtain an NDA and could remain on the market if they conformed to the monograph guidelines for doses, labeling, and warnings.

Thus, manufacture must be done either pursuant to an FDA monograph, which specifies types of OTC drugs, active ingredients, and labeling requirements, or pursuant to a New Drug Application ( NDA ), for products that do not fit within a specific monograph.

Although Jocelyn's studies during this expedition served as part of the basis for her monograph Fiddler Crabs of the World, Beebe never published the results of his own observations during it.