Similar words: phonograph, iconography, monogram, stenographer, pornographer, pornography, oceanographic, holograph. Meaning: ['mɑnəgræf /'mɒnəgrɑːf] 
n. a detailed and documented treatise on a particular subject.
n. a detailed and documented treatise on a particular subject. 
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1. He has just published a monograph on Beethoven's symphonies.
2. The monograph is conceptually confused, unclear in its structure and weak in its methodology.
3. Monograph relegation based on date labels is highly suspect.
4. Her monograph, Colour in Nature, appeared in 1898.
5. Posidonius wrote a monograph about the Oceans.
6. These men did much to make my monograph tolerable.
7. They should form the subject of a separate monograph by another hand.
8. Furthermore, a monograph of any large tropical group will show varying degrees of recognition of the ecological requirements of different species.
9. Hahl-Koch's book is, surprisingly, the first full monograph on Kandinsky since 1958.
10. Planned for 1993 is a monograph reviewing the complete works of Jusepe de Ribera by Nicola Spinosa.
11. The search for the definitive monograph on Piero, if such a book can ever be written, will continue.
12. The main strength of this sort of monograph is its potential for detailed interpretation.
13. A monograph of Pilea (Urticaceae) in China.
14. Ibuprofen is not included in any OTC drug monograph.
15. Ibuprofen is not included in any OTD drug monograph.
16. Editor of a monograph published over 120 papers.
17. Taoist musical monograph is a book with traits of clear line of thought and original style.
18. But up to now, there is no domestic monograph on it.
19. Subject of Education is the first monograph dedicated to education in the world.
20. This comprehensive monograph examines substantial number of firm's early and recent projects, both built and unbuilt.
21. In 1948, American mathematician Norbert Wiener published his monograph " CYBERNETICS or Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine ", which indicated cybernetics' naissance.
22. The scientific and technical monograph is main a way of spreading modern science and techique.
23. Epic Janggar and Mongols Religious Culture. Monograph, Inner - Mongolian University Press,[sentencedict.com] 1999 . Hohhot.
24. Thomas Campbell Eyton wanted as many petrels as Gould could capture for a monograph on the Procellaridae.
25. Generally, an author will be invited by the Series Editor to prepare a monograph on an agreed topic.
26. His Survey work dealt with Carboniferous fossils initially, including a monograph on bryozoa.
27. At the end of the twentieth century, at least some colour illustrations are likely to find places in a monograph.
28. He relied on outside specialists for identification work but found time to produce his famous monograph on Carboniferous crustacea.
29. If prescribed,[sentencedict.com] the successive withdrawal method is fully described in the monograph.
30. "Stories of wiping out injustice", written by Song Ci in the Nansong Dynasty, was regarded as the earliest medical jurisprudence monograph in the ancient China.
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