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When planning crossing work, it is desirable to be guided by the groupings in such a monograph.

In our country ZhuYuCi is the earliest monograph explaining the empty word of classical Chinese specially, and after it is XuZiShuo.

No more expetiation here as the monograph about Pinus dabeshanensis and its resin canals in leaves has been published in 1999 by my advisor.

Networked digital technologies are transforming philanthropy, making it easier for "donors and doers" to find, support and work with one another to address social problems, a new monograph says.

This dissertation is a monograph on the postwar financial capital.

This monograph is a primer to coal and biomass gasification technologies.

Under its OTC drug monograph system, the FDA allows some OTC drugs to be marketed without first obtaining agency approval.

My education is scientific and I have, in one field, contributed a monograph to a scientific journal.

Theory of Chinese fiction in the current monograph, Cao Wenxuan's novel theory discussing the novel rules to its beauty style of writing and unique Chinese flavor.

"Nature" factor occupy important position among 1978-1988 novels, but less and not enough overall articles expounded the fact to go on this, there is not a monograph in this respect even more.

This is the first reaction after I read monograph of a detail management.

Companies wishing to market OTC drugs that do not meet the monograph requirements can submit and receive approval of a new drug application.

I am only follow to the drawings and monograph attached.

This is the first chapter of a newly published monograph written by Prof. Jin Jiadong , a photographic chemist, and Senior Engineer Deng Linlin, a film processing chemist, both renowned in China.

The revised monograph for the new ORS formula will be published in the fourth edition of the International Pharmacopoeia.