Sentence examples for In symposium from inspiring English sources

In Symposium 1, four outstanding researchers discussed their exceptional mouse models of human cancers.

In Symposium 2, four prominent experts discussed multiple aspects of translational medical genomics particularly of interpreting clinically relevant genomic information, such as matching driver mutations to therapeutic drugs with novel workflows, pipelines, and functional genomic tools, and combining immunopharmacogenomics with cancer therapeutics.

And particularly in his 1993 book, "Love and Friendship," Bloom wrote sympathetically of the close relationship between the male teacher and his younger male pupil, which formed the ideal in "Symposium".

Her explanation is a version of Plato's myth in "Symposium": "We have been cut, two halves, from the same piece of shining matter.... Our flesh does not love: our flesh is the same, and longs to leap to itself".

Following Plato in Symposium, Plotinus traces a hierarchy of beautiful objects above the physical, culminating in the Forms themselves.

Its whole research activity gave rise to more than 200 publications in scientific journals and in symposium proceedings.

Perhaps Clarke thinks that all twentieth century Greek people were raised in symposia by Socrates.

The company will also teach master classes and participate in symposiums on stagecraft.

But she does not involve herself in Bellow World: in symposia and lectures, in new editions and magazine profiles.

Mr. Solomon, Mr. Burnham, Mr. Lockwood and Ms. Bauer are all to speak or participate in symposiums at the festival.

His eyes gleamed, for along with fashion shows, rock concerts, amusement parks (he it was who gave Viliumas Malinauskas the idea for Stalin World) he delighted in symposia.