Sentence examples for Subject of the lecture from inspiring English sources

Huntington is particularly meticulous about noting the name of the lecturer, the subject of the lecture, and its date and time.

The subject of the lecture was "How to Meet the Right One-and Marry".

Computing similar numbers when the curve is replaced by a surface arbitrarily embedded will be the subject of the lecture.

The boy was, of course, too young to understand the subject of the lecture and spent most of the class period squirming in the front row.

The power of the machine remained another central subject of the lecture, which was fitting seeing Hawtin, especially through the innovation of his Plastikman albums, was an early innovator of the endless power of machines.

The subject of the Lecture is "related to some aspect or aspects of military surgery, medical equipment (military and civil), the surgery of children, neurosurgery, general surgery, medical ethics or medical history; these being subjects in which Downes was particularly interested".

A bit of a long story but... Jo Shapcott commissioned me to write a poem for an anthology she was editing for the Royal Institute, where she was writer in residence, and the subject of each poem had to be the same as the subject of the lectures given at the Royal Institute while she was there.

Some team members pointed out that the subject of the lectures didn't relate to the problems they were facing at that moment.

The main subjects of the lectures in the beginning were algebraic geometry and finite groups.

(This is the subject of the first lecture, "Lightness"; the other titles are "Quickness", "Visibility" and "Multiplicity").

Rogers tells me that "architecture is about public space held by buildings"; and civic space, both metaphorical and physical, and the architecture that holds it together, is the subject of a lecture the three are giving at the Royal Institute of British Architects on Tuesday.