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How to use lecture in a sentence

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That group is left to shift for itself in crowded community college classes or in the packed lecture halls of public universities.
I often lecture to young people, college grads, usually on military topics.
In the lecture some concepts of the emerging science of chaology are illustrated by means of a simple machine.
She said local residents would be able to use the high-tech lecture halls and computer facilities.
The three main chapters of the book were first given in 2000 as part of a Columbia University lecture series on American culture.
Students got less personal attention, lecture rooms were overcrowded, and so on.
He tackled the central themes of the war with characteristic wit during a lecture last year at the Edinburgh Book Festival.
They lecture on about democracy, but they act dictatorially, and they do not tolerate any difference of opinion.
College courses have traditionally been taught utilizing the lecture method.
Taking a page from itinerant revivalists, he traveled the country on lecture tours, organizing schools and voluntary associations.
Each of the authors has received research grants and travel expenses or lecture honorariums from one or more of these three study sponsors.
The device should include a taped lecture on immaturity that automatically takes over the stereo when somebody turns up Eminem too loud.
So Angus talked as though to a lecture room of students, and from then on, he and Duncan got on famously.
He is just full of himself, no lecture notes no real guidance and just lots of hot air.
She gave me a lecture about how I mustn't have a house wine and must keep trying different things.
Additionally, students have access to the lecture audio and slides after classroom discussion.
The first 16 Bradford post-war clippies were given their passing out lecture by their tutor.
O'Curry's two Irish lecture series amount to an authoritative interpretation of Gaelic society and culture.
He was probably going to lecture her on her indecorous behavior and the scandal it would cause.
The IQ tests are used in industry and are regarded as being an indicator of future performance in the office or lecture room.
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He was given a long lecture by Clark after protesting in a most unphilosophical fashion.
After eating at the dining commons, Jacob skated across campus to Tivrusky Hall, the main lecture room for chemistry classes.
When they do eventually arrive here, feckless ministers like to lecture us on how we should conduct our business.
If you had asked Aristotle or Ptolemy to explain how planets move, you would have got a lecture on epicycles and equants.
A hundred portraits line the corridors of academe, while offices, lecture rooms and even dining halls boast original art.
Gauss did lecture to Riemann but he was only giving elementary courses and there is no evidence that at this time he recognised Riemann's genius.
The relationship between human brainpower and robotic intelligence is to form the basis of a lecture at Swindon's De Vere Hotel.
It seems that every politician who presumes to lecture us on the way we should live ends up being ridiculed.
There's a bit more disposable income floating about, when you look at the mineral water bottles on the lecture desks.
In reply to your enquiry I inform you that I was not late for my lecture since it did not start before I arrived.
Katherine has also found time to lecture undergraduate dance students and tutor for distance learning degree modules.
I spent the better part of this week studying for a Health Assessment lecture exam, which turned out to be an epic waste of time.
Some in the industry used the opportunity as a bully pulpit to lecture the media.
This bumptious charlatan then presumes to lecture others on issues of morality and governance.
One lecture in 1814 was memorable for its first description of volumetric chemical analysis.
He graduated in 1949 and went on to a DPhil, spending a year out to lecture in pharmacology at Sheffield University.
University of Nevada archaeologists hope to establish a lecture series as well as traveling exhibits to showcase the artifacts.
These tests indicate that both lecture and experiential methods produced positive learning.
The wizard turned what would have been a dull and drab lecture into an interesting one.
The lecture includes nearly an hour of shocking statistics drumming home the need for this massive transformation.
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I once attended a lecture on involuntary pandiculation with slides of horses, lions, and monkeys, and soon the entire audience was pandiculating.
It is confirmed that the animated lecture contents enoughly promotes the interest and understanding of students.
He found the teaching of the Herrnhuters too restrictive, however, because the faculty refused to lecture on current intellectual trends.
The lecture will be part of a special opening ceremony paying tribute to the nation's health care professionals.
The stylist himself then held, for students and designers, a crowded lecture at United Nations University, on the theme of Projecting Matter.
The following year he attended a lecture on biblical prophecy which was held by the Christadelphian sect.
Considering I didn't even think I'd make it through the introductory lecture never mind the whole semester I am pretty chuffed.
The student who relies upon lecture notes is destined to achieve, at best, a borderline pass and risks failing.
Once inside, he began to deliver a lecture about how lazy he and my work colleagues think I am.
Basing his lecture around the short article by Imaam Ibn Baaz, the speaker outlines The ten main invalidators of Islaam.
One way to celebrate the anniversary is at a November 10 lecture and walking tour of the presidio and Tubac townsite.
Firefighters were given a lecture this week on mass decontamination in the event of a terrorist attack.
The lecture was a medieval solution to book shortages before printing was invented.
One day I walked in and my top button wasn't done up, he gave the class and me an entire lecture about appearance.
The single-sheet lecture notes took care of a bookwork question, followed by a question about privileged mode, which I didn't fancy at all.
Those who lecture on Restoration history and literature will discover useful tidbits guaranteed to enliven a sleepy class.
He is currently compiling his lecture notes into a second book on the topic.
A guest lecture on ' translation theories' gave the event an academic touch.
Some sites even include disclaimers indicating that the postings are not official lecture notes.
Hundreds of pages of lecture notes were strewn across the living room and bedroom.
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The lyceum lecture circuit, of which Emerson was a leading light, eventually spread throughout much of the nation.
When his highness finally graced me with his presence I was forced to listen to the usual lecture about respect.
And besides, I'm not really in the mood for her usual lecture on me needing to try harder in school.
The lecture seemed even longer than usual and our convo seemed to go on forever.
He gave me a long lecture about the absurdity of somebody claiming an interest in serious music who didn't own a stereophonic gramophone.
Her character gets a lecture from a minicab driver about how lonely her frosty singledom has made her.
Teachers who lecture send the message that they are an expert source of information.
In 1751 he went to the University of Utrecht to lecture on mathematics and astronomy.
He wanders into pointless asides, conspiracy theories and even presumes to lecture the audience about its loyalty to Canada.
An assistant principal and a guidance counselor went around to each class to lecture them on the dangers of choosing the wrong wardrobe.
Why on earth should we presume to lecture the rest of the world on conflict resolution?
So he would never, ever lecture the president about his conduct or anything of the sort.
When that is done, he can lecture the rest of racing about the lack of competitiveness.
Before he lectures the poor on their shortcomings, he might want to lecture his peers and the middle class on theirs.
Does it have any right, in future, to lecture others on how they should run their affairs?
He seemed less energised by a small seminar than a large lecture hall, where he sparkled.
At the southeast corner of the site, a new lecture hall complements the research tower.
He compared the duration of residual sound in the lecture hall to the university's acoustically successful theatre.
Business looks more like a skill these days, something learned from years of experience, not taught in a lecture hall.
She did a series of Reith Lectures, the annual six-part lecture series for the BBC on trust.
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A two hour lecture takes a week to prepare, revise, proofread, and create handouts for.
He spoke on boundary layer theory, in particular flows at high Reynolds numbers, in his inaugural lecture in London.
The whole lecture has a morally subversive ring, and the savour of antinomianism about it.
First, they began to lecture about, and write about, stuff that everyone else found pretty much unreadable and dead boring.
The material presented here is from a lecture presented to medical and pharmacy students.
Underscored by an ecological development brief, the new campus has a green landscaped centre, ringed by lecture halls and a university library.
The first year that Warwick opened for undergraduates, all the undergraduates and postgraduates could get into one lecture theatre.
Before leaving, they would be given a friendly lecture by a trained addiction counsellor.
Before he could recover, I swept past him and stalked up the steps into the lecture hall.
Broadbent's lecture began with a nostalgic overview of the formation of the welfare state and modern social democracy.
With a background such as this his lecture should be both interesting and informative.
After hearing somewhat of a ruckus in the lecture hall, Katt took a detour and poked her head in to investigate.
The Rutherford Lab lecture turned out to be a pivotal event in theoretical physics.
He can lecture at some length on the origins of the language, and it's only the mention of ventriloquism that prompts him to digress again.
After the lecture he left central hall passing some protestors holding a silent vigil about Zimbabwe.
With his wheezing voice and affinity for using his lecture wand as a torture instrument, any midnight Sabbath sounded better.
To evaluate understanding of lecture content, students took weekly quizzes.
The center offers research fellowships, courses, lecture series, conferences, and publications.
Recall can be improved by changing the format of your lecture part way through.
The three pathways will interact through the core lecture series but also through seminar and group crits.
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Excellent quotation, but remember that the curtain lecture is on the advantages of poverty, as well as the true provenance of gentility.
Has he really earned the right to lecture any country on responsible behaviour?
It is the largest building occupied by Laois Civil Defence and contains two vehicle garages and lecture room.
The lecture course contents include an introduction to the topics, approaches and methods of geobotany and vegetation ecology.
And Bruce's childhood friend, Rachel, is a sanctimonious prig who likes to lecture Bruce about how he should live his life.
The lecture's organizers have said the lecture was clearly advertised as a series of yarns.
A reception and informal concert of Middle Eastern music follow the lecture.
It was whispered that they spent all their time locked up at the Business School, frantically running from one lecture or work group to the next.
Instead, we just got a lecture about a whole lot of other issues that were not relevant.
In addition to rubbing shoulders with a live famous mycologist, forayers generally expect a lecture about some absorbing topic.
Elliot said in a lecture in 1956 that he was sorry he sent so many people off on a wild goose chase for meanings that were not there.
As soon as the scrum broke up it was all in, punches traded, insults thrown and another lecture from the referee.
I went to receive him at the airport as he was visiting the town for a lecture.
I was about to enter and deliver a stiff lecture on the evils of strong drink when I thought the better of it and turned on my heels.
It seems to me that reaching into the wallet is a much more powerful articulation of desire and belief than delivering the lecture.
When the mock-up ends, Hawkeye appears on screen by himself, out of costume and delivers a solemn lecture on the human costs of war.
Last night, back in the city to deliver a lecture, he repeated his grim warnings.
The funny thing is that every time, these pronouncements are delivered in a lecture.
Those who couldn't squeeze into the hall could hear the lecture blasted across the campus on speakers, or go home and view the live webcast.
The lecture was on Celtic lynchets and aerial photographs provided for a penetrating analysis of the issue.
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In this sense, the film addresses its audience in the form of a lecture or a political broadcast, yet in a highly innovative manner.
The six-storey complex houses a plethora of Bengali community associations, a mosque, two boys' schools, a gym, several lecture halls.
Entering the lecture hall, Maridakis asked a question in Greek, to be sharply told that speaking in Macedonian was not welcome.
Common sense dictates that most people, awash in their own ignorance, far prefer to lecture than be lectured to.
Perhaps for feminists Tiefer's repetitiousness makes the lecture a little bit long.
She gave me a withering look of utter contempt and proceeded to lecture me at length about the finer nuances of Mother's Day.
What was notably missing from Dyke's lecture last week was any mention of sport, in particular football.
In several of his courses, Fermi handed out mimeographed notes before each lecture.
I carefully unfolded it and placed it over my notebook, so it looked like I was taking notes on the lecture.
Or maybe just bored out of your mind not listening to a lecture that you do not care for.
The keynote lecture will be delivered by a world-renowned expert in dinosaur bone microstructure.
The kitchen and dining facilities will be refitted, while existing buildings will be redesigned to provide additional lecture space.
Rigby visited the wreck of the Titanic last year on a Russian submarine and will lecture about his trip at the Dundee exhibition.
Fifty years ago, as a schoolboy, I was present at a lecture by a senior staffer from the London Times.
I did not even prepare for the talk as I've given that lecture so many times before.
It felt both humbling and a bit nostalgic to lecture, in God's providence to 240 ministerial students in the place I was once called to serve.
The professional actor presented a lecture and gave a demonstration of technical drawing and the use of basic colors.
As I said in the lecture, I support the specialists, the technicians and the analysts.
She also sees a need for for young mums to lecture their friends on the problems of teenage pregnancy.
I have heard him lecture on malaria, septic shock, the medical significance of tattoos and the art of memoir writing.
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But in the end the film feels closer to a rambled lecture by a schoolmaster punch-drunk on self-importance.
As is his wont when games are in their infancy, he contented himself with a schoolmasterly lecture.
Cordelia interrupted, highly uninterested in Wesley's recent lecture involving his frightening, sometimes sad, demonology expertise.
He delivered a lunchtime talk on versification at Sydney University in a lecture hall adjoining the quadrangle.
The lecture will examine the faith and beliefs of 17th century Quakers and their relevance to today's society.
Capturing and holding the attention of a classroom for an entire lecture period is no easy task.
I now know to read my lecture notes soon after writing them, again a few days later then yet again before I am tested on this knowledge.
The centre provides lecture and exam accommodations to students with disabilities.
Whistling a jaunty tune to herself, she watched the group of students file out of the lecture hall wearily.
That led to a prolonged lecture on what, exactly, was wrong with British television, society, and the whole bally world today.
This allows me to meet each student outside of lecture, correct misunderstandings, and catch errors in the forms.
My old chemistry teacher used to lecture us lads about the virtue of having 31 ties, one for every day of the month, so they never wore out.
But his lecture was mainly aimed at a powerful sect called the middle-class liberals.
Well, this was just the introduction with which he hooked children and got them listening in rapt attention to his lecture.
This includes the lecture, wine and a light meal of French bread, salami and cheese.
Further round, over the entrance to the dark hall, is a well appointed lecture hall.
He had given this lecture to graduate students in advertising at the Business School of the University of Chicago.
I was about to lecture him about the evil of self-conceit and the importance of modesty, when a servant ran into the library crying nervously.
A few other bigger name starchitects were speaking too, but i think Michael's lecture was the most interesting.
Although actors as spectators reinforces the self-referential theatrical imagery, it adds to the sense of an illustrated lecture.
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But soon during her lecture she had to face a ticklish question posed by the girls.
Every movement a lecture in elegance, she began a slow, stately walk towards their table.
Frank Brennan draws his lecture to a close with a recapitulation of his main points.
The accommodation is rather basic and although they already have a lecture theatre, smaller conference rooms are needed.
The centre has a 150-seat state-of-the-art lecture theatre, an education suite and, of course, a restaurant and gift shop.
Sitting in an overcrowded lecture theatre, I noticed students from the same school as Anna entering.
It has an air-conditioned, tiered lecture theatre, a conference room for 270 and a large number of seminar rooms.
This evening Mick spoke to a packed lecture theatre at Victoria University's Architecture School in Wellington.
He made the infants' room look like a lecture theatre, with children as young as three sitting on tiers in a gallery.
Were the women the subject of any adverse comments about their presence in the lecture theatre or classroom?
When was the last time a boy held a door open for me coming out of a lecture theatre?
Work is due to start in April on the three-storey school, which will include a lecture theatre, IT rooms, restaurants and sports facilities.
She has made three solo CDs, and gives masterclasses, workshops and lecture recitals as well as solo concerts.
The enormous building would easily convert into lecture halls, seminar rooms, accommodation areas, refectories and departmental offices.
It was in October last year that the club first heard that changes would be made to the lecture theatre.
That was all, a slap on the wrist and a lecture, and he was off the hook, as he did so often to his students.
She attends a lecture on the photographer primarily because she is interested in his work and secondarily because she knows the speaker.
Cadet time is carefully regimented, but 200 of the 1,000 cadets remained one hour beyond the scheduled lecture to hear the old warrior's remarks.
An overhead canopy of perforated metal panels helps to project sound and define a seating area for smaller lecture groups.
The lecture hall where Layton delivered his speech was filled to capacity and many students who showed up late had to be turned away at the door.
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How ironic, you of all people, giving someone else a lecture on how to treat friends.
The quiz programme is in continuation and in addition to the lecture series on the above subjects regularly held once in a month on Sundays.
The audience soaked in the restful ambience as it looked forward to the lecture on aesthetics in Indian art and thought.
And he explained that the college lecture circuit was full of speakers peddling this propaganda.
His topic will be an illustrated lecture on the restoration of the City Towers and Walls now in progress.
There are many concerns with providing a classroom lecture on academic integrity and plagiarism.
After taking attendance, Mrs. Turner immediately began her long lecture to the class.
Each of the main characters faces a lecture from a relatively minor character who enlightens him about how society should function under the law.
This was the most serious that I've ever seen Darius, even more serious then the lecture on birds and bees.
They will no doubt receive a stern lecture on the wickedness of their ways.
The main building boasts an impressive 13-bay frontage constructed of local pink sandstone, with an octagonal lecture hall adjoining the rear.
Fortunately, I soon had to leave for a lecture, so I glared at her as I left.
If you have have some sort of constructive criticism, lecture about my self-pity or gloat to offer, do me a favor and just stow it, will ya?
At the lecture, they showed us slides with some basic pointers on International Humanitarian Law accompanied by some gruesome pictures.
When I was at school I would have run a mile if I someone said a politician was going to give a lecture!
Peg and Matt enjoy being able to hop on the train to Chicago to go to a lecture or eat at a trendy restaurant.
In fact, Leviev had the temerity to lecture Namibians on what would be good for them under his tutelage.
The warning was delivered by the one-time second most senior figure in the Church of England in a lecture at Huddersfield University.
The latest and most amusing one was discovering two students who took to falling asleep in a lecture.
His works look like lecture notes from courses he must have given there on mathematics, physics, pneumatics, and mechanics.
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In the future Mr. Hunt is hoping to be available to lecture and give talks to the schools in the area.
It has a lecture theatre, two studio classrooms, a shop, a coffee bar and a restaurant.
The quote comes from a lecture in which he tackles the saudade, or deep longing, that infuses fado with its bitter sweetness.
Heidegger continued to write and lecture extensively on this subject for the following eight years.
In his lecture, he spoke harshly of journalists who don't believe a newspaper should make a profit.
Mrs. Samuel Smith, an American lady, known to my cousin, asked for my accompaniment to a magniloquent lecture the other evening.
He spent his last few years at Wolfson college and continued to lecture undergraduates until last year.
There is no doubt that this ostensively highly intelligent audience received his lecture with enthusiasm and acclaim.
They began work on this in the 1930s and the first parts of the book are based on lecture notes.
If you're anything like me you've probably reached the end of stuvac with a bunch of lecture recordings to catch up on.
Further work will include a refurbished lecture theatre and new executive suite.
Soon the protestors moved in to fill the lobby outside the lecture theatre.
We are often cramped in a small lecture theatre with not enough seats and people sprawled on the stairs.
As her eyes scanned the chemistry lecture theatre her attention was drawn to the strapping, sporty-looking student at the other side of the room.
This month, people will have the chance to watch the final cut at two showings at 2.30 pm and 5.30 pm in the lecture theatre.
I'm so confident that such sentences are ungrammatical that I would be prepared to lecture it to a hostile audience.
The lecture begins with an introduction to thermochemistry, the study of heat flow to or from a chemical reaction.
The solution was to make the lecture a more festive affair and include catered food and door prizes.
A successful lecture was held in the Dominican oratory recently on the subject of how the church began.
For a moment, it feels as if I'm back in a university lecture theatre.
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Afterwards we spent the rest of the day in a lecture taking notes.
This exercise fixes the subjects in my head the same way that taking notes at a lecture does, putting them in reliable and easily-accessible mental registers.
This is a great way to podcast your lecture or presentation.
To keep the detailed and rather intense lecture from getting monotonous, a group seated beside the podium stood up at intervals and read section from the poet's works.
For Powell to try and lecture on democracy is the height of hypocrisy.
The piece on the sonnets has a lovely description of a sonnet's action, but descends into mumpish fact and opinion, like lecture notes put into a compactor.
If a student took similar liberties with print quotations in a term paper, he would given a serious lecture on the responsibilities of scholarship.
Maybe because I sat and listened to Dr. St. James lecture and have had conversations with him during office hours or in the hall.
More than 100 people packed a lecture theatre at the Steam Museum to hear the MPs underline their commitment to the war and listen to the views of their constituents.
I was sitting in my usual seat in the fourth row of the lecture theatre beside one of my other closest friends, Natalie, or Tally, as I liked to call her.
So when, during a lecture on D.H. Lawrence, Bill mentioned that the writer's sexual problems were rooted in his relationship with his mother, there was dead silence.
On its disruption in 1884 he became head of the seceders, who organized themselves as the Socialist League, and was to lecture and write for the cause with great energy.
The 422nd also is working on getting lecture halls and classrooms repaired to allow the Center to provide continuing training to its interns and resident doctors.
Once or twice I thought I had strayed into a lecture course for undergraduates, because it feels as if the writer is repeating things he has said before.
I entered the class interrupting the lecture the teach was giving.
In addition, a roster of museum professionals attended the event and participated as lecturers and panelists in a round-table discussion during the lecture series.
He has unfolded for her what could have been simply a lecture on the solitaires, a narrative that gradually becomes a tale, a reverie, a meditation on the birds.
Natalie tuned out the lecture and took to watching her teacher warily.
In addition to making frequent media appearances, he is a regular on the lecture circuit, sharing podiums with the likes of George Bush and Colin Powell.
By then the protesters appeared to have lost heart and left the lecture hall looking disconsolate as the audience gave Mr Jones a round of applause.
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Nobody has to lecture me about how Sharpton has played racial politics in New York.
Newton's more difficult texts were distilled to their essentials and popularised in pamphlets and lecture tours by senior scientists from the Royal Academy.
A Shandean fate overtook his body, which was taken by grave-robbers, recognized at an anatomy lecture in Cambridge, and secretly returned to its grave.
Whether angling to arrive at a lecture with a victim family member or throwing shade on each other's designs, these architects ingenuously perform for the camera.
He achieved numerous other honours and distinctions, including postgraduate prizes and fellowships, and he was invited to lecture around the world.
This doesn't mean that I give friends or strangers the right to lecture me about how much sugar or fat is in the piece of peach cobbler I'm eating.
He trained as a silversmith at the Zurich School of Arts and Crafts, 1924-7, but after hearing a lecture by Le Corbusier he decided to turn to architecture.
They switched roles, and the chauffeur delivered the lecture flawlessly.
Why doesn't she learn not to lecture with that sing-song voice?
In my own discipline, chemistry, I see lecture classes of several hundreds, followed by smaller laboratory sections taught by unfledged graduate assistants.
Throughout the lecture three uniformed campus police officers observed the event from the exits in addition to two senior officers who were present in plain clothes.
It is likely that in listening to conversations or lecture materials you simultaneously translate into pictures which enhance and elaborate on the meaning.
And, we are still basking in the afterglow of that great lecture.
By then the protesters appeared to have lost heart and left the lecture hall looking disconsolate as the audience gave the speaker a round of applause.
She hated sharing Georgie with his admirers, particularly on lecture tours in in North America.
A lecture on marriage among these challenged persons preceded the meeting of young people who were desirous of getting married in the immediate future.
The book launch and lecture are happening on November 25 at 8pm.
On the other hand, I still have anxiety dreams in which I realise halfway through my university term that I have not been to a single tutorial or lecture.
It's a tragedy regardless of how it happened and people like you who lecture after an accident are the lowest form of weak willed spineless jellyfish.
Then he clears his throat ostentatiously and launches into his lecture on the Achaemenian dynasty, rulers of the Persian empire five centuries before Christ.
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Informing society about the non-technical aspects and implications of engineering has been the aim of the nine-year-old Bridging the Gap lecture series.
He illustrated his lecture with stories of his own experiences in the field.
In his Hamburg lecture in 1921, Hilbert first presented the idea of using choice functions to deal with the principle of the excluded middle in a formal system for arithmetic.
In the printed version of the lecture he has recovered his poise.
The talk in the lecture theatre on Saturday at 1.30 pm will look at living animals as well as extinct species revealed in some of the rarest fossils.
Despite the substantial contributions he had made to topology by this time, Brouwer chose to give his inaugural professorial lecture on intuitionism and formalism.
It is given dynamism by a big brick drum which contains the main lecture theatre, and Is positioned asymmetrically to ensure that the space does not become rigid.
A wealth of ideas issued from his lips, jest and wit and good humour were at his bidding, and his instructional lecture was also the most fascinating entertainment.
When I was finally able to leave, after thanking the teacher like a cowardly wimp, I wondered whether the just-concluded event was a meeting of parents or a lecture on them.
Given the fact that most of this paraphernalia hearkens back to movies of yore, only a modern projection screen, like the ones in Vic's lecture theatres, seems out of place.
As the professor droned on and on in the overheated lecture hall, Kim was overcome with such hebetude that she had to fight to keep her eyes open.
Last year, Susan conducted a three week lecture tour in America to tell the story of Irish heraldry and genealogy and spoke in Boston, New York, Minneapolis and Chicago.
I felt a lecture coming, and I readied myself for an earful.
Each sentence of his lecture is therefore preprogrammed into his computer, and Hawking controls the pace of its delivery through his limited hand movement and the cursor.
Speaking ahead of the lecture, the critic launched a scathing attack on the contemporary British art scene dismissing Brit Art as a journalistic invention.
These people constantly lecture the rest of us on being responsible for our actions, asserting that there's no relativity when it comes to good and evil.
I'm definitely going to attend the lecture next Friday, which will draw me out of my remote fastness in the western wilderness to some proximity to civilization.
At the same time, he's conducting an affair with a college groupie who sideswiped him at a lecture and, beyond that, schmoozing a big shot who might get him a better job.
In 1931 he gave the Royal Society Bakerian lecture which was a classic in which he developed the now standard layer theory for the lower ionosphere.
Why, then, does she bother to lecture a blabbermouth like Jaimee Grubbs or any of Tiger's other mercenary mistresses?
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I also got a lecture from Antonia, a resilient 25-year resident of the cote d'Azur.
The lack of materials meant that teachers must either use lecture and recitation or spend unrealistic amounts of time scrounging for materials and planning creative lessons.
Juan Carlos launches into a lecture on Bolivia's ecological cosmology.
The grant, which comes from Government money, would go towards work to build a new lecture theatre and improve disabled access and toilet facilities.
Hearing visiting scholars lecture on general relativity at the university, Weber decided to use his 1955 sabbatical to study the subject in more depth.
A lecture on tips for effective presentations is given early in the curriculum and students are graded on presentation skills throughout the program.
Olivia uses this revelation to hypocritically lecture about waiting for stolen moments and mistaking secrets and lies for love.
For a moment, it feels like I'm back in a university lecture theatre.
He gave a wonderful illustrated lecture on how to video a wedding.
We both ended up hearing a stern lecture from the police chief.
I had three different nurse-midwives call me and lecture me on the low risks of an amnio, telling me that I was not taking things seriously enough.
In his spare time, he likes to write code and lecture on security topics.
He took his drinks so seriously that he could give a lecture on why a certain kind of trout should be washed down with red wine and not white wine.
Much of that line of criticism about MOOCs comes from professors at traditional institutions who continue to teach large lecture classes themselves.
Sometimes, when I had to be content with a seat at the back of the lecture theatre, I used a pair of opera glasses to get at least a glimpse of the speaker.
She logged off of whatever it was that she was doing on her computer and stood to lecture the class on Hamlet, which was the play we were studying for the time being.
The bicentenary of the event will be celebrated on Monday and Tuesday with a new plaque in the Peace Gardens, plus a lecture and children's workshop.
I walked over to Chad as the professor began to lecture the class.
On October 18, I'll deliver the annual Macdonald lecture at the University of Alberta law school in Edmonton, Alberta.
Artem rested an elbow on the railing behind him, unconsciously taking the position one of my tutors frequently assumed when about to launch into a long lecture.

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