| In spite of the wealth of monographs on aspects of eighteenth-century Paris, few historians have offered a synthetic treatment of that city. |
| The wide interest for basic and applied research on photochromism in the last decade is well documented by two monographs. |
| The future historians of the built environment of Blairism won't be consulting back issues of AD or the glossy monographs of the starchitect. |
| The other element of academic publishing is books, particularly research monographs. |
| It is difficult not to grin, if Ptolemaic land-leases or Greek optatives or German monographs make you giddy. |
| The mimeograph machine was going all the time, churning out a cross-flurry of monographs, memos and rough drafts. |
